Arctic Monkeys released a video for LP cut 'Sculptures Of Anything Goes' following the release of their latest album The Car. It was shot during the band's recent Australian and South American tour.

The video was edited by Matt Cronin and directed by Ben Chappel, with whom the band has previously collaborated.

Starting in May, the alternative rock band will go on tour in the UK and Ireland. Further information can be found below.

In the cynical song, frontman Alex Turner sings: "How am I supposed to manage my infallible beliefs / While I'm sockin' it ya? Performin' in Spanish on Italian TV" reflecting the pressure on him and the Arctic Monkeys to be one.

He goes on to sing about how the Sheffield band split their fans with their 2018 album Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino, reflecting on how the band's new sound was received by the fans.

Watch the 'Sculptures Of Anything Goes' video below:

In our The Car review, we have already acknowledged Turner's sublime attention to detail with which he sketches "Formation displays of affection / Blank canvasses leant against gallery wall / Subbuteo cloaks / Village coffee mornings with not long retired spies."

Arctic Monkeys will perform at Marlay Park in Dublin on June 20th as part of a UK and Ireland tour in May and June of this year. Special guests include Swedish rock band The Hives and Liverpool-based band The Mysterines. They're also set to headline Glastonbury Festival 2023 alongside Elton John and Guns 'n' Roses.

Tickets for the Arctic Monkeys can be found here.

Arctic Monkeys will now play Marlay Park instead of Malahide Castle in Dublin next June. Tickets will remain valid. Additional tickets will go on sale at 9am on Friday 2nd December. https://t.co/T6jRZsBEAX pic.twitter.com/gJ5OmvfEtW

— Arctic Monkeys (@ArcticMonkeys) November 30, 2022

See Arctic Monkeys live on the following dates:

MAY
29 Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol
31 Building Society Arena, Coventry

JUNE
02 Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
03 Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
05 Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough
07 Carrow Road Stadium, Norwich
09 Hillsborough Park, Sheffield
10 Hillsborough Park, Sheffield
12 Swansea.com Stadium, Swansea
14 The Ageas Bowl, Southampton
16 Emirates Stadium, London
17 Emirates Stadium, London
18 Emirates Stadium, London
20 Marlay Park, Dublin
23 Glastonbury Festival, Pilton
25 Bellahouston Park, Glasgow