It’s Blitz!
A special Yellow Splatter colour vinyl version of It’s Blitz – part of the October 2024 Colour Vinyl Campaign.
The highly anticipated follow-up album to 2006’s Show Your Bones, recorded with Nick Launay (producer of Yeah Yeah Yeah’s 2007 “Is Is” EP) and longtime collaborator, TV On The Radio’s Dave Sitek. The album sessions took the city-dwelling band from the snow-covered fields of rural Massachusetts and Long View Studios to Sitek’s Staygold complex in Brooklyn before heading south to a studio in Tornillo in the Texan desert for further confinement and recording. It’s Blitz signals both a glance backwards and a step forward for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs with the appearance of synths for the first time. Featuring the singles Zero and Heads Will Roll.
A special Yellow Splatter colour vinyl version of It’s Blitz – part of the October 2024 Colour Vinyl Campaign.
The highly anticipated follow-up album to 2006’s Show Your Bones, recorded with Nick Launay (producer of Yeah Yeah Yeah’s 2007 “Is Is” EP) and longtime collaborator, TV On The Radio’s Dave Sitek. The album sessions took the city-dwelling band from the snow-covered fields of rural Massachusetts and Long View Studios to Sitek’s Staygold complex in Brooklyn before heading south to a studio in Tornillo in the Texan desert for further confinement and recording. It’s Blitz signals both a glance backwards and a step forward for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs with the appearance of synths for the first time. Featuring the singles Zero and Heads Will Roll.
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A special Yellow Splatter colour vinyl version of It’s Blitz – part of the October 2024 Colour Vinyl Campaign.
The highly anticipated follow-up album to 2006’s Show Your Bones, recorded with Nick Launay (producer of Yeah Yeah Yeah’s 2007 “Is Is” EP) and longtime collaborator, TV On The Radio’s Dave Sitek. The album sessions took the city-dwelling band from the snow-covered fields of rural Massachusetts and Long View Studios to Sitek’s Staygold complex in Brooklyn before heading south to a studio in Tornillo in the Texan desert for further confinement and recording. It’s Blitz signals both a glance backwards and a step forward for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs with the appearance of synths for the first time. Featuring the singles Zero and Heads Will Roll.
