Suck It and See

The Arctic Monkeys of 2011 have produced, probably by a significant margin, the best British Rock 'n' Roll album you will hear this year.

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Suck It And See is an almost seamless step forward, reaffirming the notion that the band’s shelf life is probably much longer than initially estimated.

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This is another intriguing evolution for one of the country's great bands, and a shot in the arm for Britain's rather moribund 'indie guitar' scene.

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Suck it and See is a thorough success imbued with the very same spirit, reflecting the boys’ widely expanded palette while successfully working in everything they did so well in their yester-album.

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Alex Turner and his bandmates are clearly expanding their abilities and getting better at focusing their fire with every release.

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Suck It and See, the Arctics' fourth and most rewarding album so far, is not music to blog to.

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By the impeccably high standards they've set so far it ranks as a good rather than great album.

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