In this weekend’s New York Times Magazine, reporter Lizzy Goodman writes long about New York art rock luminaries Yeah Yeah Yeahs in anticipation of their upcoming album Mosquito. The online version of the article features an exclusive stream of slow burner “Under The Earth.” Like “Sacrilege,” the...

The Yeah Yeah Yeahs continue their march towards Mosquito, the band's first new album in four years with a thought-provoking music video for the lead single, 'Sacrilege.'

Last year, Brooklyn welcomed the inaugural edition of Great GoogaMooga, a food and music festival run by the folks behind Bonnaroo (Superfly) in a large and beautiful space (Prospect Park) that ruled on paper but never quite lived up to its name. (The “Great” part, that is; jury’s out on how GoogaMooga it all was.) ...

See the 'Sacrilege' clip here

This morning, Yeah Yeah Yeahs unveiled the video for “Sacrilege,” the epic and stormy first single from their forthcoming album Mosquito. The British model and actress Lily Cole stars in the Megaforce-directed clip, playing a woman whose appetites get her into some trouble in a very strange small town. The level of plotting a...