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A new golden age in pop music?

By Alex Almario | October 12, 2013 - 12:00am

AM,” The Arctic Monkeys’ much-awaited follow up to 2011’s “Suck it and See,” finally debuted at number six in the US Billboard charts recently, 18 days after its release.

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