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Back when Arctic Monkeys released AM single “Why’d You Only Call Me When You’re High,” Tom compared it to Britain’s sleek new wave of dark and artsy R&B-pop, and the band turned to noted hip-hop video producer Nabil for the video. But as this acoustic performance at Manhattan’s Avatar Studios proves, it works as a [...]
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