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WATCH: Arcade Fire in Haiti

The clip is soundtracked by the stunning 'Sprawl II'

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 27 Mar 2012

With HP's own Stuart Clark Cork-bound today to deliver a talk on his time in Haiti, a country still very much in recovery, Arcade Fire have posted a video montage of their own trips there in March 2011 and February 2012.

The group (whose Régine Chassagne has Haitian heritage) have carried out some great activist work for the cause in recent times, including donations and a massive fundraising campaign.

The video was shot by band members and Bec Rollins from the Partners In Health organisation, and includes footage of their visits to PIH sites. See it for yourself below.

And for more information on Stuart Clark's appearance, click here.



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