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Listen to Arctic Monkeys’ first single in four years

There’d Better Be a Mirrorball is the lead single from Arctic Monkeys’ seventh album, The Car

Published 02.09.22, 06:04 AM

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English rock band Arctic Monkeys has dropped its first track in four years. The song There’d Better Be a Mirrorball is the lead single from Arctic Monkeys’ seventh album, The Car. The band featuring frontman Alex Turner, drummer and vocalist Matt Helders, guitarist Jamie Cook, and bassist Nick O’Malley made a splash with their sixth studio album Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino, which was considered to be a major departure from the band's usual guitar-heavy sound.

“So can we please be absolute sure/That there’s a mirrorball for me/Oh, there’d better be a mirrorball for me,” Turner croons in the new track which explores some new instrumental elements.

Listen to it here

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Listen to Arctic Monkeys’ first single in four years

There’d Better Be a Mirrorball is the lead single from Arctic Monkeys’ seventh album, The Car