Arcade Fire released their new album 'Everything Now'

Arcade Fire's Everything Now is about a once and possibly future great band trapped in its own feedback loop https://t.co/9xqOvPdWrh

— Pitchfork (@pitchfork) July 28, 2017

Arcade Fire just released their fifth album and the reviews have been quite mixed.

What went wrong with Arcade Fire's 'Everything Now'? @skornhaber asks https://t.co/52WyrSWfyu http://pic.twitter.com/n5cx4yLDnP

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) July 27, 2017

It's not terrible, but it stands out as being worse than all of their previous work.
They enjoyed the pun they made about content and being content so much that they made two back to back songs about it (Infinite Content and Infinite_Content). Both songs consist primarily of the lyrics "Infinite content, infinite content, infinitely content" repeated approximately a dozen times.

Despite not being particularly good, the album is better than the obnoxious album campaign of bad satire and fake news may have led people to believe:

Please call your representative and insist they don't block Everything Now. http://pic.twitter.com/J66bvogOhO

— Arcade Fire (@arcadefire) July 21, 2017

Proposal from @blucigs please advise ASAP @DJWindows98 @ParryReed @butlerwills http://pic.twitter.com/RUGRd9fEZD

— Arcade Fire (@arcadefire) July 13, 2017

Really overstating things here. https://t.co/2QkOFweAXx

— Everything Now (@EverythingNowCo) July 24, 2017

Statement on @arcadefire border detention. http://pic.twitter.com/OeLxCF1xI5

— Everything Now (@EverythingNowCo) June 6, 2017

Statement faxed in from Tannis Wright, social media strategist for @EverythingNowCo re: Brooklyn "rules." http://pic.twitter.com/pqgrT3JBwj

— Arcade Fire (@arcadefire) July 24, 2017

Arcade Fire's comical guerrilla marketing campaign falls flat https://t.co/EaM52xuxYC

— Montreal Gazette (@mtlgazette) July 26, 2017

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