Arctic Monkeys

Arctic Monkeys - Crying Lightning Lyric Sat in the café by the cracker factory, He were practising a magic trick, And my thoughts got rude, as you talked and chewed, On the last of your pick and mix. Said your mistaken if you thinking that I am gun' go cold before As you bit into your strawberry lace, And then a flip in your attention in the form of a gobstopper, Is all you have left and all is going to waste. Your past-times, consisted of the strange, And twisted and deranged, And I love that little game you had called, Crying lightning, And ... Read Full Story

Cool Brazillian vibes on this rework of a disco classic originally performed by Sergio Mendes. Anyway this time round Gilberto has the help of Mark Ronson taken from her new album 'All In One' DOWNLOAD: Bebel Gilberto "The Real Thing" Feat Mark Ronson Read Full Story

July 27, 2009 Janice Chou Over the weekend, the Arctic Monkeys released the music video for their new single " Crying Lightning ." "Crying Lightning" is off their upcoming album Humbug due out on August 25. The video features the Arctic Monkeys in a glorified gondola that apparently has an amazing sound system. The Arctic Monkeys ride around in a tumultuous sea until they encounter giant translucent versions of themselves in the sea. It makes sense that they would be scared of themselves-- aren't we all our own worst enemy? Our own worst critic? Think about it, I haven't. Meanwhile, check out the video ... Read Full Story

August 1, 2009 Janice Chou The Arctic Monkeys have been on a viral media rampage recently leaking preview footage of their music video, " Crying Lightning " (a day before the video came out) and then providing NME magazine with a live stream to preview their new album. Their performance on the Blue Comet stage at All Points West perpetuates their upcoming album, "Humbug" promotion. Playing a combination of unheard songs such as, "Cornerstone" and old favorites such as, "I Bet That You Look Good on the Dance Floor" makes for a very dynamic show that highlights the band's growth across their three albums. ... Read Full Story

With “Cornerstone,” Alex Turner turned in what’s likely his best vocal performance and lyrics yet. It’s also the songwriter playing maybe his most unsympathetic character — approaching new girls begging to call them his ex’s name, finally finding someone willing to comply in his ex’s sister — and delivering it with a voice and melody to make him sound like a wounded puppy with no other choice but to find his last love’s doppelganger to fuck. It’s love, after all, or at least he’s doing a decent job of convincing us that’s how love is for three minutes. And yes, the rest of the ... Read Full Story