Another group headlining the summer megafestival (eg elFIB 2011) that will release her fourth album this year (apart from the Strokes) are the British Arctic Monkeys. After their previous album swerve away from the British indie guitar rock and embracing American-style muscular, it seems that with this new album will continue to explore this new path, and the result can not be more blunt: a low-whiplash more than 3 minutes, intense, powerful and exciting.
The theme in these first listen, is notable for the way they transmit rabies ("contained by the cold reception of a section of his old fans?), Contrasting heavy cadence with those rapid changes of pace from his first albums, Like playing with the voices of Alex Turner heard on the issue both with the depth of the previous game as instant freshness of his early hits.
So at first, the subject is a hypothetical midpoint between "Dangerous Animals" and "Old Yellow Bricks' and, more importantly, sounds powerful and dangerous. Very very high expectations for the new Arctic Monkeys.
The theme in these first listen, is notable for the way they transmit rabies ("contained by the cold reception of a section of his old fans?), Contrasting heavy cadence with those rapid changes of pace from his first albums, Like playing with the voices of Alex Turner heard on the issue both with the depth of the previous game as instant freshness of his early hits.
So at first, the subject is a hypothetical midpoint between "Dangerous Animals" and "Old Yellow Bricks' and, more importantly, sounds powerful and dangerous. Very very high expectations for the new Arctic Monkeys.
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