Electric Blue

"Arcade Fire's only downside... once you listen to them, nothing else sounds that good anymore."

[fckyeaharcadefire]

[tomhordy]

arcade fire / everything now

[hypocrite-reader]

Dancing queen: Arcade Fire’s Regine Chassagne. Electric Blue, a track from the band’s fifth album Everything Now showcases her dreamy voice. — MogaznewsEn

Dancing queen: Their words, not mine.

Photo by James Shaw

[lubezkis]

e s s e n t i a l s [5/?] — Chungking Express (1994), dir. Wong Kar-wai

— “Where do you want to go?”

— “Doesn’t matter. Wherever you want to take me.”

[junkmanserenade]

A dream come true.

[slighthollows]

The Suburbs // Arcade Fire

[hypocrite-reader]

I wonder if she can hear the angels talking…

[whoisarcadefire]

?????

[forthehungryboy]

Takeshi Kaneshiro in Wong Kar-wai’s movies

[hornorivory]

[equalizar]

Photographs of wild cockatoos by Leila Jeffreys from her series Bioela.

[thekillerssluts]

[HQ]

[willdrewsmusicblog-deactivated2]

Visit Original Link

Artist: Arcade Fire

Song: Month of May

Album: The Suburbs

[visacoco]

[neonpainted]

The only thing I need in my life

[adhsgfkcosi]

WHAT THE FUCK what the FfffFff

[szopen]

" - She is in love. - I don’t even know her! - Oh, you know her. - Since when? - Since always. - In your dreams. “

Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain (2001)

[997]

I wish U2, Paul McCartney and The Grateful Dead could be appreciated by boomers in the privacy of their dining rooms instead of headlining festivals. I’m sick of the music they like being romanticised and glorified. I wish I never had to hear about ‘the genius legend of John Lennon’ ever again. We can be influenced by the past but fuck retro trends, it’s regressive. It robs our generation of our rightful identity in the present. Let’s support the up-and-coming, struggling artists of our generation.

Alice Glass for i-D (via iavn)