Yeah Yeah Yeahs [EP] by Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Pros: The harder they come, the better

Cons: Things don't come easy with 5 tracks only, but what are debuts about anyway?

The Bottom Line: 2001, NY, the sound and the fury encapsulated. In 5 songs only (5 songs...Only...)

Review: YEAH YEAH YEAHS is the stuff of wonder. When it comes to NY punk-indie groups, hum, it's no wonder. This city is the crossroads of Modernity, the good, the bad, the ugly, the exotic, the everything. NY is brought to memory by FRANK ...

Pros: Karen O, Nick Zinner, and Brian Chase...

Cons: A little shaky on the consistency...

The Bottom Line: Hard rockin' and fresh. Give them a listen.

Review: Listening to the five songs on this EP (eight – if you are lucky enough to snag the import release – hooyah) several things quickly stand out. The first, and main, thing to catch your attention is Karen O’s voice. Aside from her vocal range ...

Pros: An Excellent, Diverse EP from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Cons: It's only 14 Minutes & Leaves You Wanting for More

The Bottom Line: The Yeah Yeah Yeahs' self-titled debut EP is an excellent, sprawling 5-song EP that is a must-have for fans who enjoyed Fever to Tell.

Review: With the NYC-based trio, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs gaining a well-deserved buzz thanks to their 2003 full-length debut Fever to Tell, they’re currently one of the hottest bands around. With their NYC counterparts the Strokes currently working ...

Pros: Four songs.

Cons: The closer; sound quality can be annoying.

The Bottom Line: Four out of five isn't too bad.

Review: If you're a big fan of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and you're interested in purchasing T ell Me What Rockers to Swallow, their concert DVD, I'd suggest that you buy this album first. Why is that? Because if you buy their ...