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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Canadian indie rock group Arcade Fire tackles suburbia on latest album titled, appropriately, The Suburbs, and releases a nifty interactive music video in the process. They entered the Billboard Top 200 albums chart at No. 1, just released an ultra inventive viral video for the album's single, We Used To Wait using Google satellite technology. Exploring the disc's overall thesis of uncovering deeper meaning in suburban upbringings, the online art piece allows visitors to enter in the address of their own childhood home -- and then watch the story unfold alongside the poignant track.
To view it, head on over to The Wilderness Downtown and type in your childhood address (or your hometown).
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