Where politics and poeticism meet: The Arctic Monkeys song Alex Turner described as “kind of Disney”
“The leader of the free world.”
Alex Turner
The song that predicted the evolution of the Arctic Monkeys: “Not lining up to be Play-Doh”
They were always going to change.
“I took off my Berghaus”: The vocal evolution of Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner
“I’m not the voice of a generation.”
Why did John Lydon label the Arctic Monkeys a “mockery”?
“That’s not a band. That’s a showbiz construct.”
Alex Turner’s most cryptic lyric: What does “do you celebrate your dark side then wish you’d never left the house” mean?
A deep dive into one of the singer’s most existential musings.
Does Alex Turner’s fascination with pop culture create a barrier to the music?
Identity crises become lost in translation.
