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Yeah Yeah Yeahs: on course for Top 10 album with 'Mosquito'
submitted by Nick Apr 17th 2013 07:00 pm (www.nme.com)
New York trio on course for their third consecutive Top 10 album
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs: The Yeah Yeah Yeahs On The Making Of Mosquito And How Life In The Band Has Changed Over The Years
submitted by Nick Apr 16th 2013 08:00 pm (stereogum.com)
By now, everyone with a particular interest in the Yeah Yeah Yeahs will have likely formed their own opinion to the band’s newly unleashed fourth album, Mosquito. Judging by early reviews, opinion on the record is interestingly mixed. The sound of a band treading water? A bold push in a new direction? A tepid attempt [...]
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Watch Yeah Yeah Yeahs Play Kimmel
submitted by Nick Apr 16th 2013 02:00 pm (stereogum.com)
You’d think that the giant outdoor stage at Jimmy Kimmel Live! was invented for a band like the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, but apparently not, since the band played the studio’s smaller indoor spot when they stopped by the show last night. But the Yeah Yeah Yeahs tend to play every stage like it’s a gigantic [...]
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs: – “Sacrilege (Tommie Sunshine & Live City Remix)”
submitted by Nick Apr 15th 2013 04:00 pm (stereogum.com)
New York City producers Tommie Sunshine and Live City collaborated on a remix of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs “Sacrilege,” the debut single off of the band’s recent release Mosquito. The original track has a fair amount of wildly danceable choral arrangements, but this remix propels Karen O’s iconic voice to unpred...
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs: 'Mosquito' leads this week's new album releases (April 15)
submitted by Nick Apr 15th 2013 01:00 pm (www.nme.com)
Plus: new albums from Major Lazer, Iron & Wine and Thee Oh Sees
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