Yeah Yeah Yeahs

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Based on 7 reviews

2009 Ranking: #59 / 282

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Track List

Zero
Heads Will Roll
Soft Shock
Skeletons'
Dull Life
Shame and Fortune
Runaway
Dragon Queen
Hysteric
Little Shadow

Reviews

Pitchfork (Full Review)

The cover of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' debut LP, 2003's Fever to Tell, set an early-decade benchmark for sheer ugliness, a deliberately heinous splatter of webbed blood, stabbed snakes, and flaming heads. The music was also confrontational, with lead singer Karen O following in the footsteps of countless riot grrls and righteous rock queens in crafting a persona of raw defiance and sexual menace.

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Details

Released: March 31, 2009

Label: Interscope

Genre: Indie Rock

Ratings

musicOMH:	90
Pitchfork:	81
All Music:	80
Drowned in Sound:	80
No Ripcord:	80
PopMatters:	80
Tiny Mix Tapes:	50

End of the Year Lists

# 20 -	A.V. Club
# 2 -	Amazon
# 3 -	Drowned in Sound
# 10 -	MOJO
# 6 -	musicOMH
# 3 -	NME
# 23 -	No Ripcord
# 11 -	NPR
# 23 -	Paste
# 12 -	Pitchfork
# 11 -	PopMatters
# 3 -	Q
# 20 -	Rolling Stone
# 2 -	Spin