Suck It And See

Sound DNA

• Alt/Indie
• Indie Rock

• warm
• yearning
• summer

About

After the tricksy, black-skied songcraft of <i>Humbug</i>, Arctic Monkeys' fourth album feels, on the whole, like a crisp, clear shaft of sunlight. There are bursts of jangly indie (“The Hellcat Spangled Shalalala,” “Suck It and See”), country-rock-scented slow numbers (“Love Is a Laserquest”) and playfully thrashy singalongs (“Don’t Sit Down…,” drummer Matt Helders’ debut lead vocal on “Brick by Brick”). Capped off by the soaring nostalgia of “That’s Where You’re Wrong,” <i>Suck It and See</i> finds the Sheffield band rediscovering the pure joy of shimmering, melodious rock ‘n’ roll.

via Apple Music

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