In April 2005, when Arcade Fire delivered their electrifying performance of "Rebellion (Lies)" at Coachella, they were riding the wave of their breakout debut album, "Funeral," which had been released in September 2004. This album was a watershed moment not just for the band, but for indie rock as a whole, heralding a sound infused with heartfelt anthems and rich instrumentation. It’s interesting to note that "Funeral" drew from the personal tragedies of the band members, reflecting the themes of loss and resilience that permeated their music. By the time of the Coachella performance, they were beginning to gather a passionate fan base, propelled by the critical acclaim and emotional weight of their tracks. The live recording captures the raw energy of their early days, symbolizing a pivotal moment when Arcade Fire started to define their unique place in the musical landscape, paving the way for future successes.