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We sit down with Andy Nicholson, original bassist of Arctic Monkeys, to talk about the band’s early days, Sheffield’s music scene, and the unexpected rise that changed everything. From burning demo CDs and DIY gigs to hip-hop influences and the legendary Uncle Rodney’s practice room, Andy opens up about his journey, creative roots, and what came after leaving the band.
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