Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The
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The Yeah Yeah Yeahs: The Garage, London, 28th April
Live Review by The Rev. Al Friston, Rock's Backpages, May 2002
I HAVE seen rock and roll future and it goes YEAH YEAH YEAH!!! Or, more cautiously: I have mostly been blown away by the latest ...
Yeah Yeah Yeahs/The Kills/Har Mar Superstar: Astoria, London March 3rd
Live Review by Josh Rinkoff, Rock's Backpages, March 2003
Last week I went to the Astoria to see hip-pop miracle-workers-cum-funkmeisters N*E*R*D get down with their bad selves. This week is the turn of New ...
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Fever To Tell
Review by Michael Goldberg, Neumu, April 2003
KAREN O OF the New York trash-rock trio Yeah Yeah Yeahs leaves lots of room in her lyrics. Those lyrics are like idea fragments jotted ...
Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Forum, London
Live Review by Nick Hasted, Independent, The, June 2003
THE HEADY MIX of hype and talent bubbling around the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, from New York, on this one-off return to London should have made ...
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Reclaim The Magic
Interview by Ken Scrudato, Filter, May 2006
AND THEN there were three. The three were called Brian, Nick and Karen (O), and together, they were also called the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Like ...
Radiohead, Ian Brown, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs et al: Reading Festival, Berkshire ***
Live Review by Nick Hasted, Independent, The, August 2009
Radiohead's modern jazz wrong-foots the crowd ...
Rock Stars Storm the Movie Soundtrack World
Overview by Graeme Thomson, Guardian, The, November 2009
From Goldfrapp to Badly Drawn Boy, from Karen O to Nick Cave, more and more big names are lining up to write music for films. ...
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