Read an exclusive interview in which of Montreal's Kevin Barnes interviews Daryl Hall and John Oates. This is part two of the interview, in which Barnes interviews Oates.
The indie rock culture wars are finally over. That's the only real conclusion you can draw when indie bands win Grammys and underground music publications routinely give their most glowing reviews to Top 40 pop stars.
In the 12 years since Kevin Barnes hit the reset button on of Montreal with 2004's Satanic Panic in the Attic, his muses have pulled him in an almost unimaginable variety of directions.
For our Track-by-Track feature, we go in-depth with an artist about each song on their new album. This week we are featuring of Montreal's Lousy With Sylvianbriar, and for the next three days we'll post commentary by frontman Kevin Barnes on all of the al
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women and i don't think it's going to work. iranian society, in my view has made a cultural change, they want a more democratic egalitarian run. thank you very much for being with us. —— iran. let's go to the canadian province of quebec where more than 100,000 people are still without electricity, four days after an ice storm disrupted the power grid. the city of montreal is one of the worst—hit areas. most of the damage was caused by falling trees and branches that gave way under the weight of the ice. temporary shelters are open so people can warm up and charge their phones and authorities say electricity should be fully restored by monday. well, earlier we heard from anne marie provost. a localjournalist who told us what the conditions were like right now. my power went out on wednesday evening. it only came back last evening,
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evidence the u.s. is now sharing with dozens of countries. >> the united states was not the only target of this broader program, which has violated the sovereignty of countries across five continents. >> reporter: two u.s. officials tell nbc news the chinese military has been spying on as many as 40 countries. reports say they include japan, taiwan, the philippines and according to nato countries in europe. intelligence analysts don't know whether china's president xi jinping knew his military had launched this balloon flight across the united states. >> it doesn't matter on one level which individuals may or may not have been responsible. the fact is, china engaged in this irresponsible action, a violation of our sovereignty. >> reporter: the u.s. plans to make some of the intelligence public in the coming days, and congress will be briefed and hold public hearings tomorrow as the crisis grows between the u.s. and the world's only other superpower, lester. >> andrea mitchell, thank you. a terrifying scene today in the suburb of montreal where a city bus rammed into a day care facility killing two children and injuring six others. police arrested the