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Arctic Monkeys - "Red Right Hand" (Live @ All Points West) (video)

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Monday, Aug 3, 2009

by PopMatters Staff

Arctic Monkeys covered Nick Cave at All Points West last week. The band’s new album, Humbug, drops later this month on the 24th.

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