L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Few bands are as closely identified with a single festival as SoCal rockers the Growlers are with their annual Beach Goth event. So what happens now that the band has lost control of it? For the last five years, the group’s annual showcase of ... more info

DrownedInSound — Few bands ever produce a record as truly special as this more info

Stereogum — With all the remakes and sequels being made recently, it’s fair for the "remember when" nostalgic spiral to sometimes take over. Maybe you were there one of the first times Karen O stuck a microphone in her mouth. Perhaps you only know about Yeah Y... more info

KEXP Seattle — Last week, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs announced that they would be reissuing their classic debut album, 2003’s Fever To Tell. The reissue comes with two never before released songs from that time, “Phone Jam” and “Shake It,” as well as a documenta... more info

Chorus.fm — The Yeah Yeah Yeahs have released a trailer for their upcoming There is No Modern Romance documentary. more info

Stereogum — Last week, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs announced the impending reissue of their debut album, 2013's straight-up classic Fever To Tell. (They also shared two older songs, "Phone Jam" and "Shake It," which weren't on the original version but which will be on t... more info

Stereogum — Meet Me In The Bathroom, Lizzie Goodman's recent oral history about early-'00s New York rock, is more about the Strokes than anything else. But the real heroes of the book might be the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, quite possibly the one band from that era who ma... more info

The Quietus — Yeah Yeah Yeahs share mysterious phone call-based teaser more info

Stereogum — Yeah Yeah Yeahs will play their first public concerts in four years at this fall's Growlers Six and Sound On Sound festivals. And judging by their recent online activity, it appears they may be reissuing their landmark 2003 debut Fever To Tell. The b... more info

Stereogum — Back in 2011, the Italian composer Daniele Luppi teamed up with Danger Mouse for Rome , an album that heavily featured both Jack White and Norah Jones. Today, Luppi is announcing a follow-up album, and he made this one with some profoundly different... more info