News - 19/04/2012

Arctic Monkeys reveal new song 'Electricity': listen here

Arctic Monkeys reveal new song 'Electricity': listen here

The Arctic Monkeys have released another new song online. The track is entitled "Electricity" and will be published as B-side for the single "R u mine?" at the next Record Store Day, scheduled for April 21.

Drummer Matt Helders has revealed some details on what will be the next album, the sequel to "Suck it and see". The effort may sound very closely to "R U Mine", according to him. "The way 'R U Mine?' has gone we are more into doing songs like that for now. We are kind of into the idea of doing a record that is like 'Evil Twin' and 'R U Mine?'", he stated.

The Arctic Monkeys are currently busy with a tour around the U.S. and Canada as support band for The Black Keys. Both bands have recently performed at the Coachella Festival.

You can listen to "Electricity" right here on Rockol.com via YouTube. Enjoy.

 





The Arctic Monkeys were formed in 2002 in High Green, a suburb of Sheffield, the band currently consists ofAlex Turner (lead vocals, lead/rhythm guitar), Jamie Cook (rhythm/lead guitar), Nick O'Malley (bass guitar, backing vocals) and Matt Helders (drums, backing vocals).

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