Arcade Fire album "The Suburbs"

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"The Suburbs" is Arcade Fire’s critically acclaimed, Grammy-winning 2010 indie rock concept album that explores themes of suburban life, nostalgia, and modern alienation.

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instanceOf concept album
studio album
artist Arcade Fire
awardReceived Grammy Award for Album of the Year
Juno Award for Album of the Year
Polaris Music Prize longlist selection
countryOfOrigin Canada
describedAs Grammy-winning
critically acclaimed
followedBy Reflektor
genre alternative rock
art rock
indie rock
hasPart City with No Children
Deep Blue
Empty Room
Half Light I
Half Light II (No Celebration)
linked to: Half Light I

Modern Man
Month of May
Ready to Start
Rococo
Sprawl I (Flatland)
Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
Suburban War
The Suburbs (Continued)
linked to: The Suburbs

The Suburbs (song)
linked to: The Suburbs

Wasted Hours
We Used to Wait
language English
length approximately 63 minutes
nominatedFor Polaris Music Prize
numberOfTracks 16
partOf Arcade Fire discography
linked to: Arcade Fire
performer Arcade Fire
precededBy Neon Bible
producer Arcade Fire
James Murphy
Josh Tillman
Markus Dravs
recordLabel Merge Records
Sonovox Records
releaseDate 2010-08-02
releaseYear 2010
theme coming of age
family relationships
modern alienation
nostalgia
suburban life

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Owen Pallett wroteOrchestrationsFor Arcade Fire album "The Suburbs"
Markus Dravs producedAlbum Arcade Fire – The Suburbs
linked to: Arcade Fire album "The Suburbs"
Modern Man associatedAlbumCriticalReception The Suburbs was critically acclaimed
linked to: Arcade Fire album "The Suburbs"
George Marino notableWork Arcade Fire – The Suburbs (mastering)
linked to: Arcade Fire album "The Suburbs"