There ain't nothin' wrong with a little wub and grind. Yeasayer's third album, Fragrant World, is out today on Secretly Canadian, and last night they returned to Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to perform \"Longevity,\" a cyborg slow jam with rattling, post-dubstep sub-bass. The smoldering violin solo had to be piped in, but otherwise, the dancing, zoned-in band appeared to be taking their own carpe-diem\/YOLO advice: \"Live in the moment \/ Never count on longevity,\" Yeasayer singer Chris Keating repeats. Your mind might be telling you no, but your body, your body is telling you yes. <\/p>\n
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