Yeah Yeah Yeahs premiere Richard Ayoade-directed video online
Watch 'Heads Will Roll' promo on NME.COM now
Yeah Yeah Yeahs have made the video for their forthcoming new single 'Heads Will Roll' available to watch exclusively on NME.COM.
The video, directed by 'The Mighty Boosh' actor Richard Ayoade, who also helmed Arctic Monkeys' 2008 DVD release 'Live At The Apollo', is available to watch by clicking below.
The single will be released on June 29 and features on the New York trio's recent album, 'It's Blitz!'.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs were yesterday (May 25) announced as set to play the Glastonbury festival for the first time next month. They will play on the Other Stage on the Sunday (June 28) of the bash.
Read the full Glastonbury 2009 line-up on NME.COM now.
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The video, directed by 'The Mighty Boosh' actor Richard Ayoade, who also helmed Arctic Monkeys' 2008 DVD release 'Live At The Apollo', is available to watch by clicking below.
The single will be released on June 29 and features on the New York trio's recent album, 'It's Blitz!'.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs were yesterday (May 25) announced as set to play the Glastonbury festival for the first time next month. They will play on the Other Stage on the Sunday (June 28) of the bash.
Read the full Glastonbury 2009 line-up on NME.COM now.
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