New Yeah Yeah Yeahs album!
 

Great review here... Very positive...

Renowned for Sound | Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Mosquito

Is it worth buying?

i dont know, can you give me music examples

I like The Strokes and I like Vampire Weekend.

Have you heard the album?

Started to listen to it while reading pitchforks review but I got sidetracked and started listening to It's Blitz I dunno what happened I am gonna have to try again~

Been waiting for it. Should be good. Sort of remind me of a modern Siouxsie and the Banshees. Love the melancholy approach and the vocals are always on point.

I love the Yeah Yeah Yeah's, here is a single from the new album

Amazing band. Amazing album- I can not confirm! x

I'm not really digging on this. I listened to "Sacrilege," and it didn't do it for me. Any other song suggestions off this album?

Pitchfork wasn't very nice in their review. This is my favorite quote from the Mosquito review: " ...whenever Mosquito aims for "zany" or "light," it teeters around like an exhibitionist "drunk" on non-alcoholic beer."

I didn't like Sacrilege either at first, but it grew on me. Try giving it a few more listens. It's one of the best tracks on the album IMO. I would also highly recommend "Under The Earth," "Despair," and "Wedding Song."

I'll give it another shot, but if that's your favorite-- that just doesn't bode well for this album... I will for sure check out the others you mentioned.

It was okay. I'm not a particularly big YYYs fan, but I really liked Sacrilege so I thought I'd give it a shot. Listened to it in full twice, gotta say most of it was very forgettable. I remember liking Under The Earth, and a couple others (Slave and Always if I remember right) but otherwise a bit boring.

Gonna give it another shot, maybe it'll grow on me

Yeah, I'd have to agree. I think Despair and Subway are probably the only ones I like. Not great on the whole.

The first single, "Sacrilege," wasn't bad, but the rest of the album didn't play out well. It seemed simple and mediocre. The album did make me go back and listen to Fever to Tell and the Where the Wild Things Are OST.