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Music The year '13 is seminal in many ways. Thanks to the overwhelming artistic ingenuity and constant breakthroughs, works the current music scene as a constant disintegrating mirror incandescent bulb ban ball, which outputs are barricaded with collages of ARTPOP. The boundaries of how we consume and understand music is almost non-existent in a world where Miley Cyrus can twerke his way to a cultural incandescent bulb ban breakthroughs and destroy the last bastion of morality in the modern self-understanding at the same time.
All this, and more, Arcade Fire juggling around with their monumental new single 'Reflector'. The leading Canadian ensemble has over the last decade channeled life's most relaterbare issues, from religion to suburban life 'in violation of an overwhelming magnetization level. Now the time has come, however, for the group to dig into the debauched reality that surrounds the modern music appreciation and our perception of art as a mirror of our own personal ideals.
'Reflector' is an overwhelming epic, baroque disco exorcism, which builds on dance elements from the group's last album The Suburbs. Inspired by ancient timeless forces creates Arcade Fire here is a reflection of their own image in order to get to the core of what their artistic expression represents. LCD Soundsystem's mastermind James Murphy as producer paved the way for this indestructible sloughing, but it is Grupp