With their interactive live performances and rousing, multi-instrumental, gang-chorus delivery, Canada's Arcade Fire have been popular from the beginning, earning critical praise and underground success with their debut, 2004's Baroque pop-meets-indie rock Funeral. The unabashedly earnest group has evolved over the years, taking an initial foray into darker textures and electronic flourishes with 2007's politically charged Neon Bible, the first of a string of chart-topping albums. They hit a commercial peak with 2010's nostalgic, Grammy-winning effort The Suburbs, which took h...