Play Arctic Monkeys Deep Cuts Quiz: Test Your Indie Rock Memory
Arctic Monkeys Deep Cuts Quiz: Test Your Indie Rock Memory
Discover how well you know Arctic Monkeys beyond the hits with this quiz that dives into their rare tracks and hidden gems
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Did You Know?
'Named after the song 'Piledriver Waltz' by Arctic Monkeys was first released by Alex Turner on the 'Submarine' film soundtrack in 2011. The Arctic Monkeys version appeared later on the 2011 album ‘Suck It and See’ with a full-band arrangement.
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Q:On which EP did the track 'Who The F*** Are Arctic Monkeys?' appear?
A:Who The F*** Are Arctic Monkeys? EP
Released in 2006, this politically charged and raw EP pushed against media hype and censorship, expressing the band’s frustration at being defined by early fame following their debut album’s explosive success.
Q:Which rarely played live track closes the album Humbug?
A:The Jeweller’s Hands
The Jeweller’s Hands serves as Humbug’s haunting finale, featuring dark desert-tinged tones, cryptic lyrics, and Josh Homme’s influence, marking a shift to heavier, more atmospheric production compared to the band’s earlier British indie sound.
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'From the Ritz to the Rubble' by Arctic Monkeys was one of the earliest songs performed live before the band released their debut album. The lyrics are based on real nights out in Sheffield described by Alex Turner.