“We’ve seen a seriously fucking great band. Arctic Monkeys, how about those guys? They’re good, maybe a little too fucking good.” — The Strokes on Arctic Monkeys (via arcticgaykeys)
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“Wherever Richey is, he’s made his own choice and he’s doing what he wants. Unless he’s gone insane. Maybe he’ll disappear for five years and come back with the greatest book ever written, a huge beard, and be really happy.” — Nicky Wire (via blackmthedistortion)
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“I think there’s something that you just feel is missing from your life. I think it’s very difficult to trust people, very difficult to find any real emotion.” — Richey Edwards - Manic Street Preachers (via luxembourgerqueen)
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“You don’t wanna sweat in your jeans and wear them the next day. Some people call that rock n roll, I just call that unhygienic… and inconvenient” — Matt Helders (via youonlygoaround)
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“I’m not going to come out and be arrogant, or anything. I just want to let my music do the talking, but I want to get some rock’n’roll back in the f*cking charts. That’s the whole thing with this album, I think. Just because it’s got a guitar in it doesn’t mean it’s not pop. And it doesn’t mean you can’t dance to it. We need a bit of realism back in the charts.” — Miles Kane
“I’m not afraid to do pop. Pop is cool as fuck if you get it right.” — Miles Kane
“I don’t know really. Just that I made some great albums, had a laugh, good guitarist, good singer. And that I had a boss family.” — Miles Kane (On how he would like to be remembered)
“Yeah, he loves it man! Of course. We’re big fans of what we both do.” — Miles Kane (On if Alex Turner has heard his LP)
“I couldn’t see us being like Coldplay, it’d just be fucking boring. You tour your album for three years and play the same fucking gig night after night. It must really be depressing. Some people might enjoy doing that, but we couldn’t.” — Jamie Cook (via youonlygoaround)
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“It’s the most explosive, intense rock phenomenon ever seen. I am in awe every night, … (Grohl) has such endless energy and intensity night after night screaming his lungs out. I don’t see how he does it.” — Rivers Cuomo on Dave Grohl