Arctic Monkeys Without Record Label For Next Album

The Arctic Monkeys are currently without a record label for their next album.

The Sheffield band's contract with independent label Domino Records recently expired after their latest album "Suck It And See".

According to Music Week the band's manager has had "plenty of enquirers" from other record label, but it is thought that they are likely to stay loyal to Domino.

Ian McAndrew, the Arctic Monkeys' manager, told Music Week: "We have not entered into discussions with any other prospective label, although we have received plenty of enquirers."

"Domino has been a great label for the band and afforded us fantastic support and therefore will be at the front of any future discussions we may have about further albums."

Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner recently revealed that he wants to headline Glastonbury festival again.

The frontman, who headlined the Pyramid Stage in 2007, said that he wants "another shot" at playing the prestigious festival.

Thanks for the report to Gigwise.com.

Comments

[OtherGuy]

I've gone off this band.
Their first album was so heroic! now they just seem to want to be whats happening, and according to the band Wu Lyf, have been lost to the money!

[yoyonco10]

theyre still fantastic musicians

[Soundservant]

at least now they've reached the height of indie

[hairypineapple]

Musicianship and understanding each band member has with the other is flawless. Top band, last album was more mellow than I would have liked, but still love them. Humbug was their best album, if you disagree, you haven't heard it properly yet