The Black Keys - Brothers [2010 ]

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The Black Keys are
set to release their sixth full-length album, Brothers, May 18 on
Nonesuch Records. The album arrives on the heels of three other
acclaimed projects the band released in the past year: Dan Auerbach’s
solo effort, Keep It Hid, the debut LP from Patrick Carney’s band
Drummer, and Blakroc, a collaboration between The Black Keys and
renowned MCs including RZA, Mos Def, Q-Tip, and Raekwon. The Black Keys’
2008 album, Attack & Release, received praise from The New York
Times, NPR, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, the Los Angeles Times, and MOJO,
which called the album “rich with melody and driving power.” The band
will support Brothers with a tour that includes a sold out performance
at Central Park’s SummerStage in New York City on July 27. For
information, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour. Additional dates will be
announced soon.

Carney admits Brothers is the album they’ve
always wanted to make and taps into their creative force as a duo. “Dan
and I grew up a lot as individuals and musicians prior to making this
album. Our relationship was tested in many ways but at the end of the
day, we’re brothers, and I think these songs reflect that.” Carney and
Auerbach recorded the bulk of the album at Alabama's legendary Muscle
Shoals Sound Studio with additional sessions at Auerbach’s Easy Eye
Sound System in Akron, Ohio, and The Bunker in Brooklyn, New York.
Muscle Shoals, an old building located in the sparse Alabama town that
lends the studio its name, has produced iconic recordings from The
Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin, and Wilson Pickett, among many others.

The
New York Times has called The Black Keys’ music “tough-minded, blues
haunted songs,” and the ghosts of Muscle Shoals inhabit Brothers’ 15
tracks. Of the album, Auerbach says, “We like spooky sounds…like Alice
Coltrane, where a dark groove is laid down. That’s the headspace we
tried to get into for this record.”

The album includes the
Danger Mouse-produced song “Tighten Up” and a cover of the Jerry Butler
classic “Never Gonna Give You Up.” The remaining songs on Brothers are
written, performed, and produced by The Black Keys. With the exception
of a handful of tracks, co-production duties were handled by Mark Neill.
The record was mixed by Tchad Blake. Carney explains the sound the band
wanted for this record: “We are big fans of Tchad Blake. The way he
approaches mixing is the same way we approach making music. Respecting
the past while being in the present. The mixes he did for us on Blakroc
impressed us so much we knew he had to mix Brothers.”

Tracklist:

01.Everlasting Light
02. Next Girl
03. Tighten Up
04. Howlin’ ForYou
05. She’s Long Gone
06. Black Mud
07. The Only One
08. Too Afraid to Love You
09. Ten Cent Pistol
10. Sinister Kid
11.The Go Getter
12. I’m Not The One
13. Unknown Brother
14. Never Gonna Give You Up
15. These Days

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