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Yeasayer Announce Second Album

Odd Blood due out on Secretly Canadian

Photo by Guy Aroch

NYC psych merchants Yeasayer have signed to Secretly Canadian for the North American release of their highly anticipated sophomore album. The follow-up to 2007’s All Hour Cymbals (which was released on We Are Free) is called Odd Blood, and it will be released on February 9, 2010. Mute will release the album outside of North America.

Yeasayer will preview Odd Blood at a show at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City on October 30. A special light show is promised. (Ooh!) They’ll also hit up the Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin on November 7.

Odd Blood tracklist below:

Odd Blood:

01 The Children
02 Ambling Alp
03 Madder Red
04 I Remember
05 ONE
06 Love Me Girl
07 Rome
08 Strange Reunions
09 Mondegreen

Georgia May Jagger for Hudson Jeans

short hair is for suckers...

I’ve decided on growing my shit out until it’s crazy/out of control again.

Consider yourself warned.

via: Times Online

India’s lunar mission finds evidence of water on the Moon

Dreams of establishing a manned Moon base could become reality within two decades after India’s first lunar mission found evidence of large quantities of water on its surface.

Data from Chandrayaan-1 also suggests that water is still being formed on the Moon. Scientists said the breakthrough — to be announced by Nasa at a press conference today — would change the face of lunar exploration.

The discovery is a significant boost for India in its space race against China. Dr Mylswamy Annadurai, the mission’s project director at the Indian Space Research Organisation in Bangalore, said: “It’s very satisfying.”

The search for water was one of the mission’s main objectives, but it was a surprise nonetheless, scientists said.The unmanned craft was equipped with Nasa’s Moon Mineralogy Mapper, designed specifically to search for water by picking up the electromagnetic radiation emitted by minerals. The M3 also made the unexpected discovery that water may still be forming on the surface of the Moon, according to scientists familiar with the mission…

Full story: here