The day has finally arrived, everyone. The Arcade Fire has finally released the long awaited album The Suburbs. To all of those loyal fans out there, you will not be disappointed with their slightly newer, powerful and almost swingy sound. This album may be one that you will be playing everyday for the next two years. Now that you’re already in music listening mode, why don’t you give Portland based band Menomena’s new record a listen? Mines is a return to the creative sound that Menomena is recognized for, but with a slightly more mature and less random mix of tracks.
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