Arctic Monkeys' James Ford-produced fourth album is consistent. "Consistency" on the Josh Homme-helmed Humbug at times equaled same-same doldrums; on Suck It And See, the sustained "vibe" contributes to an ambiance and arc that remains interesting as it picks up steam. It's not all that difficult figuring out why: In this case, less proves more. The band's traded in Humbug's ...