Antichrist Television Blues

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"Antichrist Television Blues" is a song by the Canadian indie rock band Arcade Fire from their album "Neon Bible," known for its Springsteen-influenced sound and critique of fame and religious hypocrisy.

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Antichrist Television Blues canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song
album Neon Bible NERFINISHED
artist Arcade Fire NERFINISHED
composer Jeremy Gara NERFINISHED
Richard Reed Parry NERFINISHED
Régine Chassagne NERFINISHED
Tim Kingsbury NERFINISHED
Will Butler NERFINISHED
Win Butler NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Canada
genre alternative rock
indie rock
hasLyricalTheme American dream
celebrity culture
critique of fame
religious hypocrisy
hasMusicalStyleInfluence Bruce Springsteen NERFINISHED
hasNotableFeature Springsteen-influenced sound
critique of televangelism and media
narrative-style lyrics
language English
lyricist Win Butler NERFINISHED
partOf Neon Bible NERFINISHED
performer Arcade Fire NERFINISHED
performerCountry Canada NERFINISHED
performerOrigin Montreal NERFINISHED
performerType band
producer Arcade Fire NERFINISHED
Markus Dravs NERFINISHED
recordingArtistNationality Canadian
recordLabel City Slang NERFINISHED
Merge Records NERFINISHED
releaseContext released as an album track on Neon Bible
trackPositionOnAlbum mid-album track on Neon Bible

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Neon Bible hasPart Antichrist Television Blues