• Music
  • 14 Jun 07

Yeah Yeah Yeahs release new EP

Yeah Yeah Yeahs release new EP
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

New York trio the Yeah Yeah Yeahs plan a new EP for July.

Due for release on July 23, the strangely titled ‘Is Is’ EP is sure to make interesting headlines.
The five-track EP contains songs written in 2004, some of which appear on the band’s Tell Me What Rockers To Swallow live DVD.
The tracklist is: ‘Rockers To Swallow,' ‘Down Boy,' 'Kiss Kiss,’ ‘Isis,’ and ‘10X10’
The EP will also feature live footage from the Yeah Yeah Yeah’s Brooklyn gigs last month.

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