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"It&amp;apos;s been four long years, but the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are set to release their first new record since 2009&amp;apos;s It&amp;apos;s Blitz: It&amp;apos;s called Mosquito and will hit shelves on April 16th (though you can pre-order a deluxe album bundle now). The band has posted a teaser video on YouTube, which you can check out below: It features behind-the-scenes footage of the band recording a dissonant, crescendoing cut that finds Karen O singing, &amp;quot;They can see you but you can&amp;apos;t see them.&amp;quot;\r\n&amp;quot;We would love for this music to make our fans feeeeel something, for it to stir some shit up inside of them, whatever that may be,&amp;quot; said Karen O in a statement. &amp;quot;So much feeling went into this record, it was the rope ladder thrown down into the ditch for us to climb up and dust ourselves off. I hope others can climb up it too; we&amp;#x2019;re excited to share the good vibes.&amp;quot;&amp;#xA0;\r\nKaren O&amp;apos;s Crazy Onstage Looks\r\nMuch of Mosquito was recorded at Sonic Ranch in Tornilla, Texas, and features production from TV on the Radio&amp;apos;s Dave Sitek, Nick Launay and one track from LCD Soundsystem mastermind James Murphy. Mosquito also includes a guest appearance from the notorious underground rapper Dr. Octagon, the extraterrestrial alter-ego of Kool Keith.&amp;#xA0;The Yeah Yeah Yeahs recently debuted a few new tracks during a 70-minute set in Pomona, California, as the band geared up for an Australian tour.\r\nO added that the band&amp;apos;s approach to Mosquito was more playful and lo-fi, with initial demos recorded in the band&amp;apos;s basement studio in Manhattan. &amp;quot;I think this record has more moodier and tripped-out songs than you&amp;apos;ve ever heard from us,&amp;#x201D; she said. &amp;quot;You might catch some roots reggae and minimalist psychedelia influences in there.&amp;quot;\r\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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