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Arcade Fire’s self-titled debut EP is finally on Spotify: Stream

2003 effort also known as Us Kids Know features an early version of "No Cars Go"

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    The self-titled debut EP from Arcade Fire, known by some fans as Us Kids Know, is finally streaming online. Take a listen to the seven-track effort below via Spotify.

    Recorded in Maine during the summer of 2002, the Arcade Fire EP was self-released via the band’s website and sold at their shows. Not long after, the band signed to Merge and released Funeral in 2004. The full-length led to such a rabid fanbase that Merge re-released Arcade Fire on their website before remastering it for a physical release in 2005. The seven-track effort includes an early version of “No Cars Go”, a live staple that was re-recorded for the band’s sophomore album, Neon Bible.

    (Read: 13 Things You Didn’t Know About Arcade Fire and Funeral)

    In the age of streaming, the EP has never been available before. However, coming off the release of Everything Nowwhich featured one of the best songs of the year in its title track, the band apparently decided it was time to unearth the early effort as an early Christmas gift for fans.

    Take a listen:

    Arcade Fire EP Artwork:

    Arcade Fire EP Tracklist:
    01. Old Flame
    02. I’m Sleeping in a Submarine
    03. No Cars Go
    04. The Woodlands National Anthem
    05. My Heart is an Apple
    06. Headlights Look Like Diamonds
    07. Vampire/Forest Fire

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