Artist Yeasayer
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Yeasayer
Yeasayer doesn’t just boast a unique sound—an all-over combination of Eastern music and psychedelic rock, tribal chants, and soaring harmonies—it proposes an entirely new syntax, as if the Brooklyn band discovered a previously unknown musical language. Last year’s Odd Blood expands that language beyond the multicultural pastiche of 2007’s All Hour Cymbals to include snatches of global trip-hop and electro, while at the same time dialing back the sometimes off-putting yelps and squeals. The album’s latest single, “I Remember,” looks back wistfully across cascading pianos and 8-bit synth oscillations.
Updated 03/02/2011

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Chicago:
Win tickets to one of four Metro shows this month
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Yeasayer needs dancers
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Yeasayer needs dancers
Madison:
Yeasayer needs dancers (but not in a stripper way)
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Hear Yeasayer's Odd Blood early this Saturday at Strictly Discs
Yeasayer: Odd Blood
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Austin City Limits Music Festival 2010
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Lollapalooza 2010: It's all about the spectacle
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Yeasayer and Javelin at 9:30 Club
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Yeasayer and Javelin at Austin's La Zona Rosa
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Yeasayer and Javelin at La Zona Rosa
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SXSDigest: Feb. 22
Austin:
SXSW 2011 Day 3: 9 types of fight