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Karen O / Yeah Yeah Yeahs - that voice

YYY's Karen O - the Patti Smith of the oughts

Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O. with a lovely little strummer for the soundtrack to Spike Jonze's upcoming film Her. Karen O. -"The Moon Song"-mp3

These New York icons, who both recently launched new solo ventures, get together for a chat on their home turf

Enough Karen O is never enough, so I was very, very excited to learn of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' front woman's new side project, Native Korean Rock. Rolling Stone describes their first show as "an evening of ballads fleshed out by little more than a few plucked strings, a guitar strum or two, and her own wrenching voice." Check out their MySpace page to hear for yourself... By the way, right now I look a little like Karen O - my new bob didn't feel quite so new anymore so as of yesterday, I am…

Eight years ago, with Yeah Yeah Yeahs at the height of their powers, Karen O documented her romantic obsessions on a basic tape machine in her New York apartment and a number of hotel rooms

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The Yeah Yeah Yeahs singer will give in to her urges, so long as she’s onstage.

The Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Japanese Breakfast frontwomen admired each other for years. This summer, they met in person and dove into all they had in common

Jia Tolentino interviews Karen O, the front woman of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, on recording the band’s new album, becoming a mother, and meeting other rock stars who look like her.

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Karen O in a money and dollar sign printed dress by Christian Joy

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Karen O by Sandy Kim for office Magazine Issue 10.

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In the “Heads Will Roll” music video, 2009