“Brooklyn’s Yeasayer are just as experimentally world-hugging as homeys like Animal Collective and Dirty Projectors, but they’re also dedicated to pop grandeur on its own terms. Each Yeasayer record has been hookier than the last: Their 2007 debut was globetrotting freak rock; 2010’s Odd Blood added hyped-up Eighties sheen. LP Three is a forlorn R&B […]”
“Yeasayer's third LP is an abrupt transition for a band whose sound always seems to be in flux, bearing both a more limited stylistic range and a narrower sense of identity.”
