ARCADE FIRE - Funeral WALTER EGAN Drawing on his own heritage

Drawing on his own heritage for inspiration

the closing of one songwriting chapter and the start of another

from 1973's Greeting from Asbury Park

- The Observer

known for the unique style and stage presence

ARCADE FIRE - Funeral WALTER EGAN Drawing on his own heritageLP Vinyl The Arcade Fire coalesced in Montreal, Quebec, and recorded their debut album Funeral during one of that citys arduous winters. It is a truly eccentric rock record: bizarre at turns and recognizable elsewhere, equally beautiful and harrowing, theatrical and sincere. At times, the albums total disregard of formula and expectation is positively thrilling. its like a higher pitched David Byrne fronting Echo and the Bunnymen, the first two Roxy