Yeah Yeah Yeahs

No matter the art form, sequels and spinoffs aren't usually as successful as the originals -- but with 1987's 'Earth, Sun, Moon,' the members of Love and Rockets truly started establishing their own identity apart from their former lives in the legendary goth band Bauhaus, scoring a sizable alt-rock hit along the way. In the process, they may also have provided inspiration for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Cadillac pulls out all the stops in its latest commercial, testing its vehicles on some of the most extreme roads on the planet and incorporating the music of indie rock heroes the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs formed in 2000 as part of the new wave of bands gaining notoriety out of New York in the beginning of the millennium. The trio of vocalist Karen O, guitarist Nick Zinner and drummer Brian Chase spread their form of indie art punk to the masses with their 2003 debut, 'Fever to Tell,' and have only continued to evolve over the past nine years. Here, we take a look back at their career to choose the 10 Best Yeah Yeah Yeahs songs that have been released so far.

Post-punk princess Karen O took a step away from rocking with the Yeah Yeah Yeahs last year to present 'Stop the Virgens,' her so-called "psycho-opera" multimedia event that ran for eight shows last year in New York City. Last weekend, O took 'Virgens' to Sydney, Australia’s Vivid Festival at the famed Sydney Opera House, and while there visited the Australian radio network Triple J for

Post-punk legends the Swans have recruited Yeah Yeah Yeahs singer Karen O and members of fellow indie acts Low and Akron/Family to contribute to their forthcoming double album 'The Seer,' which is due out this summer on frontman Michael Gira's Young God Records. It is the much-anticipated follow-up to the band's 2010 comeback album, 'My Father Will Guide Me up a Rope to the Sky.'

The Creators Project will be bringing their culturally diverse festival to San Francisco, Calif., for the first time this year and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs will be headlining the show. The two-day festival will take up shop in the historic Fort Mason site on March 17 and 18, transforming it into an interactive experience with a focus on combining art and technology.