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Who: Yeah Yeah Yeahs on the main stage In 3 or Fewer Words: Yeah, well, maybe? Memorable Because: Watching Karen O croon "Maps" never gets old. For the rest of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs set… well, some of their songs are starting to get liver spots. Previous festival appearances by New York rockers played for fun in the sun with dance-friendly numbers, but last night they went for a more protracted, psychedelic sound. It was a nice complement to Coachella's neon-freakshow night scene, but ultimately unmemorable when compared to the Yeah more here

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs: "Sacrilege"

"Maps" celebrates its 10th birthday this year, so it's worth remembering how long  Yeah Yeah Yeahs have been working the same M.O.: temporarily stun listeners with an overt pop maneuver, subvert expectations, and come out on the other end making it look like the right move after all. But it would be a huge understatement to say "Sacrilege" merely ups the ante from the slick, direct, and very underrated Show Your Bones or the glitz of It's Blitz : this is going all in during a game of strip poker, and their brazen challenge is admirable. [from Mosquito ; out 04/16/13 via Interscope ]

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Played "Sacrilege" 03/06/2013 10:10 am

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Chalk one up for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs — the NYC trio have found a way to gracefully marry gospel and indie-rock. Their new song "Sacrilege" is a nervy, vintage-sounding burner that suggests Karen O, Nick Zinner and Brian Chase have gotten some kind of religion. It's one of the new tunes on the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' forthcoming fourth album "Mosquito" (due April 16), and if nothing else it displays the brash confidence of a band unafraid to go its own way. Can we get a chorus of "amens?" Amen. ||| Stream: more here

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Friday fun: ► Lucky ticketholders to the Glass House in Pomona tonight will be the first to hear Yeah Yeah Yeahs perform new material off their forthcoming album, which is slated for a release this Spring. The Bots open. ► Veteran rocker Gregg Allman headlines Royce Hall over at UCLA. ► Taken By Trees bring their dream-pop to the Echo where Bouquet will be supporting. [That's Taken By Trees' video for "Large" from their record "Other Worlds" above.] ► The Smell presents a bold lineup featuring Golden more here

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Played "Gold Lion" 11/20/2012 10:23 am

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The 3rd Annual Monolith Festival is only 16 days away! That’s two weeks and 2 days, approximately 380 hours; but who’s counting? Us! We are so excited about this year’s lineup. more at blogspot.com