“You want to talk about some Biblical shit?” Butler said. “Just to find a better life for your family, imagine what it would take, the bravery, and then to be met by… I don’t know. The governor of Texas can honestly… I don’t hate a lot of people. I hate that motherfucker. I don’t even believe in hell, but if there’s a hell, that motherfucker’s going there.
Elsewhere in the interview, Butler spoke about one of Arcade Fire’s early champions, David Bowie, and how he influenced one of the band’s other new songs, “Age of Anxiety II .” Butler said the song already contained a nod to the term Bowie used to describe his-era music — “plastic soul” — and while recording the track in New Orleans, Butler said he and his engineer both heard a “whispery weird sound” in their headphones. Things got even stranger a moment later.
“My phone was on the other side of the room, and it just started playing of its own accord a song offLow . We were both just like, ‘What the hell was that?’ I don’t even believe in that sort of shit, but it’s New Orleans and… you’re just like, ‘OK, yeah, that was really strange.’” After describing another surreal, supernatural occurrence while performing “Rabbit Hole” at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City — the same venue where Bowie first saw Arcade Fire play — Butler quipped, “I don’t believe in ghosts, but I believe in David Bowie.”, this Friday, May 6. The record marks their first in five years, following 2017’s
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