The Black Keys
Thursday, May 15, 2008
After four albums of down-and-dirty blues tracks recorded in basements, The Black Keys teamed up with superstar producer and Gnarls Barkley mastermind Danger Mouse. The result is “Attack & Release,” a dynamic CD of blues rock that avoids the genre’s biggest pitfalls: studio polish.
The Black Keys will perform at Terminal 5 tonight at 8 p.m. (The show is sold out.) They also play McCarren Park Pool on Aug. 5
The Black Keys will perform at Terminal 5 tonight at 8 p.m. (The show is sold out.) They also play McCarren Park Pool on Aug. 5
Comments [6]
pat smith: sure. yours? hot.
I love this band! Thank you Soundcheck for opening my ears to another great band.
so yesterday was all about ethics in music. apparently today we can just forget about them (ethics).
please ask them about ike turner, john. really, i want an explanation of why they thought it would be ok to work with him. i want to know how anyone can work with a man who no woman could work with. ike turner deserves obscurity.
soul great! seriously?
ike turner? really? you were psyched about working with a man who got famous by torturing and exploiting the talents of his wife? sorry guys, i know we like to separate art from the artist, but that's pretty freaking -not- ok. gross.
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