Destroyer - Labyrinthitis 4973028516333 and are worth a listen

and are worth a listen both for devoted Yeah Yeah Yeahs fans and newcomers

Some shows are so momentous

Drawing from early influences like Rilo Kiley and Tame Impala

5" - later re-popularized in 1999 by Lou Bega - plus "Que Rico El Mambo

Destroyer - Labyrinthitis 4973028516333 and are worth a listenVinyl LP pressing. More than an arcane puzzle for the listener, Labyrinthitis warps and winds through unfamiliar territory for Bejar as well. Written largely in 2020 and recorded the following spring, the album most often finds Bejar and frequent collaborator John Collins seeking the mythic artifacts buried somewhere under the dance floor, from the glitzy spiral of "It Takes a Thief" to the Books ian collage bliss of the title track. Initial song