New music: The Cribs – Come on, Be a No One

Johnny Marr may have left the Cribs, but he didn't take the joyous pop hooks with him For a band that often get unfairly dismissed as lo-fi racket makers, the Cribs have worked with some pretty interesting and varied people. Their second and third albums were produced by Edwyn Collins and Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos respectively, while that latter album, Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever, also featured a cameo from Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo. For 2009's Ignore the Ignorant the band hired a...

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13:49 on March 21 2012

The Cribs "Come On, Be A No-One" Video

Chorus.fm — Head to the replies to check out the official video for *The Cribs* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thecribs)' brand new single "Come On, Be A No-One". The band's new album,... more info

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11:31 on March 21 2012

The Cribs debut 'Come On Be A No-One' video

Gigwise — New video from band's new album premieres online - watch it on Gigwise more info

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16:01 on March 21 2012

New music: The Cribs – Come on, Be a No One

Guardian Music — Johnny Marr may have left the Cribs, but he didn't take the joyous pop hooks with him For a band that often get unfairly dismissed as lo-fi racket makers, the Cribs have ... more info

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