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Fraser McAlpine | 15:13 UK time, Wednesday, 14 March 2007

Look, here's the new video from the Arctic Monkeys. It's called 'Brianstorm', and if you listen to this with your headphones up really loud, the beginning bit will actually disintegrate your skull, leaving you with a wobbly head.

Have a hat ready, or there'll be trouble!

(PS: The song is digitally out on April 1st, and totally out on the 15th). Or you can just keep coming back here.

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  1. At 06:31 PM on 14 Mar 2007, wrote:

    What a bunch of [word removed. It was very rude]

    [What's this? A rival chart blog declaring some kind of BLOG WAR? Or a deep seated hatred of the Artics? Come on HotStuffFiles, you wanna take this OUTSIDE? - Fraser]

  2. At 07:47 PM on 16 Mar 2007, Niki wrote:

    I'm ashamed of them...i thought hip hop dancing was only for hip hop songs
    And The Arctic Monkeys usually make such good videos...
    Good song though =D

  3. At 06:31 PM on 26 Mar 2007, wrote:

    Come on then!

    :P

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