Listen to The Black Keys on WNYC's "Soundcheck"

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The Black Keys played a killer set last night at New York City's Terminal 5, leaving more than a few Nonesuch staffers a bit bleary-eyed but all the better for it this morning. While in New York yesterday, the band stopped by the studios at WNYC to talk with Soundcheck host John Schaefer about the making of the new record, Attack & Release, and working with producer Danger Mouse.

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The Black Keys played a killer set last night at New York City's Terminal 5, leaving more than a few Nonesuch staffers a bit bleary-eyed but all the better for it this morning. While in New York yesterday, the band stopped by the studios at WNYC, New York public radio, to talk with Soundcheck host John Schaefer about the making of the new record, Attack & Release, and working with producer Brian Burton (aka Danger Mouse). Listen to the full 20-minute episode, with tracks off the new record---which WNYC calls "a dynamic CD of blues rock that avoids the genre's biggest pitfalls: studio polish"---and an exclusive alternate take of "Same Old Thing" here:


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  • Thursday, May 15, 2008
    Listen to The Black Keys on WNYC's "Soundcheck"
    James Carney

    The Black Keys played a killer set last night at New York City's Terminal 5, leaving more than a few Nonesuch staffers a bit bleary-eyed but all the better for it this morning. While in New York yesterday, the band stopped by the studios at WNYC, New York public radio, to talk with Soundcheck host John Schaefer about the making of the new record, Attack & Release, and working with producer Brian Burton (aka Danger Mouse). Listen to the full 20-minute episode, with tracks off the new record---which WNYC calls "a dynamic CD of blues rock that avoids the genre's biggest pitfalls: studio polish"---and an exclusive alternate take of "Same Old Thing" here:


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