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Reality Awaits' Criticism: The Strokes Faces a Dark, Heartless World · Global Voices

Summary by Indie Hoy
The closing of the second presentation of The Strokes in the latest edition of Coachella can be described, without fear of exaggerating, as historical. On April 18, the band performed “Oblivius”, of the EP Future Present Past (2016), while on the giant screens a montage was projected on the participation of the CIA in different dictatorships [...] See more news in Indie Hoy.
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The closing of the second presentation of The Strokes in the latest edition of Coachella can be described, without fear of exaggerating, as historical. On April 18, the band performed “Oblivius”, of the EP Future Present Past (2016), while on the giant screens a montage was projected on the participation of the CIA in different dictatorships [...] See more news in Indie Hoy.

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Indie Hoy broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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