Arcade Fire's 'Neon Bible': How Bruce Springsteen and George W. Bush influenced their second album. By Kenneth Partridge Back in the mid-‘00s, when guitars were the indie weapon of choice ...

Read 10 things you likely didn't know about Arcade Fire's hit 2007 album, 'Neon Bible.' ... and some of 2007’s most potent records included Björk’s raging Volta and M.I.A.’s confrontational ...

Check out our album review of Artist's Neon Bible on Rolling Stone.com. ... out where there are no roads — first appeared on Arcade Fire, a self-released 2003 EP. Onthat record, ...

Arcade Fire took on America, religion, television and war on the indie band's big-sounding second album, 'Neon Bible,' released in March 2007.

The Quebec church Arcade Fire converted into a studio to record two albums has been sold and will reopen in November. As reported in January 2013, the 128 year-old property was put up for sale by ...

And after [a]Arcade Fire[/a]’s ‘Funeral’ – after all the grief, glory and emotional exorcisms that saw their debut album light up 2004 like an emperor’s pyre – what next?

“Funeral,” released by independent record label Merge in the summer of 2004, ... The same record company released the second album by the Arcade Fire, entitled “Neon Bible,” in the spring ...