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The ‘Fluorescent Adolescent’ hitmakers Arctic Monkeys drummer Matt Helders with a sex tape featuring film-style shooting of his latest promo set to shock fans.
Arctic Monkeys covering Nirvana tracks once used by one group in the recording studio was to resist.He said: "'Nevermind' was the big draw when we were choosing the studio, but also it had been recommended by Josh Homme, because he's recorded loads in there too
"There's this engineer who is still there [from the 'Nevermind' days], a serious guy, who we respected. We had to really try and not break out into messing around with any Nirvana covers. 'Polly' or 'Drain You'."
The singer and guitarist resisted a similar situation to that which saw the Jimi Hendrix version of the views from the start, when recording at his Electric Lady Studios in New York - was met with a frosty reception.
He added to NME magazine: "I remember when we recorded in Electric Lady, I started playing 'Purple Haze', and everybody was, 'Ah, come on, f***ing leave it out.' So this time, I thought maybe not."
Alex added that if his group ever decide to perform a Nirvana cover, it wouldn't be from 1991's 'Nevermind', which sold over 30 million copies worldwide.
He said: "If we were ever going to do a Nirvana tune, it wouldn't be a 'Nevermind' song, it'd be 'Very Ape' from 'In Utero'. That would be the best Nirvana song for us to cover."
Arctic Monkeys have announced they will turns back with a track featuring Miles Kane, while its next single is 'The Hellcat Spangles Shalalala'.
Arctic Monkeys have announced that their fourth album Suck It and See in North America visit in support of this autumn.Smith Western for the second leg of the tour will support the Arctic Monkeys.
North American Arctic Monkeys tour itinerary for the second leg is as follows:
September 23 – Las Vegas, NV (The Pool at The Cosmopolitan)
September 24 – San Diego, CA (SDSU Open Air Theatre)
September 25 – Los Angeles, CA (Hollywood Bowl)
September 28 – Vancouver, BC (Orpheum)
September 29 – Calgary, AB (MacEwan Ballroom)
September 30 – Saskatoon, SK (The Odeon)
October 1 – Winnipeg, MB (Burton Cummings Theatre)
October 3 – Indianapolis, IN (Egyptian Room)
October 4 – St. Louis, MO (The Pageant)
October 5 – Nashville, TN (War Memorial Auditorium)
October 7 – Orlando, FL (Hard Rock Live)
October 8 – Sunrise, FL (Langerado Music Festival)
October 9 – Tampa, FL (The Ritz)
October 11 – Atlanta, GA (The Tabernacle)
October 12 – Raleigh, NC (Disco Rodeo)
October 14 – Atlantic City, NJ (Showboat Atlantic City)
October 15 – Baltimore, MD (Rams Head Live)
October 16 – Columbus, OH (The LC Pavilion)
October 18 – Pittsburgh, PA (Stage AE)