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1 day ago ago from Clicks 365
Sheffield indie giants Arctic Monkeys have posted a new webcast of the band performing live. The return of Arctic Monkeys was one of 2009's biggest stories. The Sheffield group are arguably one of the most influential British rock groups of the decade releasing two seismic albums. Combining kitchen sink realism with indie dancefloor riffs, Arctic Monkeys are one of the biggest bands in the country. Retreating to the United States to ...
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Rock band Arctic Monkeys have posted a live webcast they performed in the summer on the internet. The band have posted the transmission, which saw Alex Turner and company perform five tracks from their third album Humbug'live on a dramatically lit stage with giant blue screens in July earlier this year, on ther official site arcticmonkeys.com. The performance included of cover Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds', Red Right Hand'. Just ...
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