Yeah Yeah Yeahs to Release 'Show Your Bones' March 28, 2006

Yeah Yeah Yeahs to Release 'Show Your Bones' March 28, 2006

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Sweet! The new album from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs is locked and loaded, packed and tracked, signed sealed delivered. Titled "Show Your Bones," the new LP is set to bang your bones March 28, 2006, followed by a Yeah Yeah Yeahs smash US tour.

"'Show Your Bones' is what happens when you put your finger in a light socket," says singer Karen O. "Maybe there is some of that electric current flowing through the tracks of our album illuminating us from the inside out for you to laugh at and cry to or fry to. Or not."

Karen O, drummer Brian Chase and guitarist Nick Zinner recorded the album with producer Squeak E Clean and mixed with Alan Moulder. The follow-up to 2003's "Fever To Tell," Chase says, "in the early stages the music was STRETCHED WIDE and then tightened up."

In the meantime, "Fever To Tell" was nominated for a Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album; Karen fell off a stage in Sydney and nearly broke her neck; "Fever To Tell" was certified Gold; Brian played in many bands (including Seconds) and tried many hair cuts; YYY released the DVD "Tell me What Rockers to Swallow" and were forced to add a disclaimer due to the content of violence; Nick released a book of his photographs "I Hope You Are All Happy Now" and later had his camera stolen; the video for "Maps" was nominated at MTV's Video Music Awards for Best Art Direction/Best Cinematography/Mtv2 Award; Karen and Nick collaborated with Har Mar Superstar for separate sleazy songs on his "The Handler" album; "The New York Times" chose "Fever To Tell" as the best album of the year; MTV.com reports the new album is a concept album about a metaphysical journey with cat Coco Beware and titled "Coco Beware" and some believe what they read; Brian learned to cook Indian food and divine fine wine while studying tabla; Nick went on tour with Bright Eyes and gave up coffee; the band played with Devo in Central Park; oh -- and Karen, Nick and Brian laughed and thought and fought with each other lots. And lots.

Whether it is a challenge or an invitation to be vulnerable, "Show Your Bones" it is. A track titled "Gold Lion" looks to be the first single off the new record and tour dates will be announced soon. Thanks good looking.

Source: Interscope Records

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