Arctic Monkeys To Release New Album 'AM' In September

Sheffield four-piece Arctic Monkeys have announced that their upcoming fifth studio album will be titled 'AM' and released on September 9.

The band made the announcement today on their official Facebook page, revealing also the full tracklisting.

The album, recorded at Sage & Sound Recording, LA, and Rancho De La Luna, Joshua Tree, was produced by Simian Mobile Disco's James Ford, and features appearances from Queens Of The Stone Age frontman Josh Homme, as well as former The Coral member Bill Ryder-Jones and Elvis Costello's drummer Pete Thomas. Lyrics by the iconic punk poet John Cooper Clarke appear on the track 'I Wanna Be Yours'.

The Tracklisting is as follows:

01. Do I Wanna Know?
02. R U Mine?
03. One For The Road
04. Arabella 5. I Want It All
06. No. 1 Party Anthem
07. Mad Sounds
08. Fireside
09. Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?
10. Snap Out Of It
11. Knee Socks
12. I Wanna Be Yours

The album will be available on CD, Vinyl, Special Edition Vinyl & Digital download. You can pre-order the record from Arctic Monkeys Store.

Watch: Arctic Monkeys Premiere Video For New Single "Do I Wanna Know?"

British indie rock band Arctic Monkeys have released the video for "Do I Wanna Know?", the first teaser from their upcoming fifth studio album. The song is out now digitally and has been added to our current playlist www.koolrockradio.com.

"Do I Wanna Know?" debuted live last month, now we have the studio version for the song and the video.

Check out the animated clip below.

Get the track now on iTunes.

Arctic Monkeys Debut New Track "Do I Wanna Know?" in LA

Arctic Monkeys debuted new track "Do I Wanna Know?" last night (Wednesday 26 May) at a show in LA.

The Sheffield four-piece performed a 21 song set at the 1,200 capacity Ventura Theatre in California, and they gave the track its first live airing ahead of their appearance at Glastonbury. Though little is known about the track so far – other reports indicate that it’s title is actually "Crawling Back to You"  and it’ll probably be on the band's forthcoming LP. 

No release date or title has been given to the follow up to 2011's Suck It And See, but the album is expected to be released later this year.

Watch the Arctic Monkeys perform 'Do I Wanna Know?' below.