Yeah Yeah Yeahs emerged as an avant-garde force in the indie rock scene of the early 2000s, hailing from New York City. The group was formed in 2000 by vocalist Karen O, guitarist/keyboardist Nick Zinner, and drummer Brian Chase. They quickly gained a reputation for their raw and energetic live performances. The trio's music is a thrilling blend of punk, art-rock, and electronica, punctuated by Karen O's distinctive and electric stage presence.

The band's discography boasts several critically acclaimed albums, starting with their debut, "Fever to Tell," in 2003, which included the breakout hit "Maps." This track, in particular, solidified their status in the rock domain, showcasing their ability to blend emotional depth with punk-like energy. Over the years, Yeah Yeah Yeahs have continued to evolve their sound, as evident in recent releases such as "Lovebomb (ADULT. Remix)" and a variety of versions of "Spitting Off the Edge of the World." Their music often explores the juxtaposition of raw, sometimes chaotic soundscapes with more polished, introspective moments, as showcased in the dynamic "Wolf (Remixes)" and the contemplative yet poignant "Despair." With the 2022 album "Cool It Down," Yeah Yeah Yeahs demonstrated their enduring ability to innovate, securing their legacy as a band that consistently pushes the boundaries of alternative rock.

Genres

Alternative Dance

Alternative Rock

Art Pop

Dance-punk

Garage Rock

Indie Rock

Modern Rock

Neo-synthpop

New Rave

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Latest Release

Lovebomb (ADULT. Remix)

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ADULT.

Single - Released September 27, 2023