Arctic Monkeys dominate NME shortlist
Arctic Zone Monkeys lead this year's NME Euphony Awards shortlist with nominations in seven-spot categories.
The group has been nominated in the Best British people Band, C. H. Best Live Band, Topper Album, Best Track, Topper Picture and Best Video Record album Graphics categories.
Lead vocalizer Alex Turner has too been shortlisted for the Topper Dressed prize.
NME music magazine publisher said the nominations, which are selected by public vote, made the group the well-nigh voted-for banding of the decennium.
Galosh Monkeys guitar player Jamie Cook said: "It's sound the readers maintain vote for us."
"Go would be good - it's goodness to have been picked up in that because we place a lot of cause into our inhabit work last year, I thought process we got a lot better."
Klaxons have been nominated in four NME categories, contesting Best British Band, C. H. Best Album, Best Video and Best Dance Floor Filler.
Contesting the Best British Band category aboard the Arctic Monkeys and Klaxons ar Babyshambles, The Cribs and Muse.
Troubled isaac Merrit Singer Amy Winehouse has likewise been nominated for four awards - Scoundrel of the Year, Worst Dressed, Best Music DVD and C. H. Best Solo Creative person.
Winehouse faces competition from Kate Nash, Jamie T, Jackfruit Penate and Saint Patrick Wolf in the C. H. Best Solo Artist category.
Nominated in the Best International Dance band category ar Arcade Fire, Foo Fighters, the Killers, Kings of Leon and My Chemical substance Romance.
The nominations for Best Album are 'Favourite Worst Nightmare' by Rubber Monkeys, 'Shotters Nation' by Babyshambles, 'We'll Exist and Die in These Towns' by The Foe, 'Myths of the Almost Future' by Klaxons and 'In Rainbows' by Radiohead.
The Best Track shortlist includes 'Fluorescent Adolescent' by North Frigid Zone Monkeys, 'Flux' by Axis Party, 'Men's Needs' by The Cribs, 'Lord Don't Slow up Me Down' by Haven and 'Let's Dance to Joy Division' by The Wombats.
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