Photo via Matador's Twitter
This morning, Yo La Tengo were NPR "Morning Edition"'s first ever live house band. Easing transitions between segments on talking cats, birdsong, and plunging stock markets, they played songs including "Tom Courtenay", "Green Arrow", and "Ohm". They also discussed their forthcoming album Stuff Like That There. Hear some excerpts from the show below, and listen to the full episode here.
A @MorningEdition story about declining interest rates into @TheRealYLT's "Pass the Hatchet." pic.twitter.com/qdkyXBCiDa
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Yo La Tengo plays "Before We Run" @MorningEdition pic.twitter.com/BgtK5J4ujb
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Stuff Like That There is out Friday via Matador. Watch the video of their cover of the Cure's "Friday I'm in Love":
Watch Yo La Tengo play "Here to Fall" on a rooftop via Pitchfork.tv:
