Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 8月6日 09時59分

"Onstage, #ArcadeFire have a reputation for feel-good positivity. But #WinButler often describes their shows as a confrontation. Even 'Wake Up,' the triumphant, show-closing number that helped make them heroes to a generation of indie-rock fans, started out as what Butler has called a 'fuck-you song' — it was meant to grab the audience by the throat and force them to pay attention. . . . Butler runs the band as a kind of dicta-democracy, in which all members are equal, but one is more equal than others. 'Win has the loudest mouth for sure,' #RichardReedParry says. 'There’s no question he’s the leader of this band. Which is fine by me. I’m a Quaker, and consensus is fucking slow and hard. And at the end of the day, the fact that we can all get behind any idea and move forward is a small miracle.'" From the January 16th, 2014 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Lex van Rossen

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