The Black Keys Featured on NPR's "All Songs Considered"

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The Black Keys' latest album, Attack & Release is featured on the latest edition of NPR's All Songs Considered. "Their previous four records were very heavy on loud guitars and very blues based," says the show's host, Bob Boilen. "Their new CD is produced by Brian Burton, also known as Danger Mouse, and though it's still basically a drums and guitar record, there are more quiet moments and more subtle moments going on here."

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The Black Keys' latest album, Attack & Release is featured on the latest edition of NPR's All Songs Considered. "Their previous four records were very heavy on loud guitars and very blues based," says the show's host, Bob Boilen, by way of introduction. Before playing the album track "Psychotic Girl," he continues: "Their new CD is produced by Brian Burton, also known as Danger Mouse, and though it's still basically a drums and guitar record, there are more quiet moments and more subtle moments going on here." You can listen to the episode at npr.org.

Also, tune in on May 13 when the All Songs Considered concert series will webcast the sold-out Black Keys show live from the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC.

  • Thursday, April 24, 2008
    The Black Keys Featured on NPR's "All Songs Considered"

    The Black Keys' latest album, Attack & Release is featured on the latest edition of NPR's All Songs Considered. "Their previous four records were very heavy on loud guitars and very blues based," says the show's host, Bob Boilen, by way of introduction. Before playing the album track "Psychotic Girl," he continues: "Their new CD is produced by Brian Burton, also known as Danger Mouse, and though it's still basically a drums and guitar record, there are more quiet moments and more subtle moments going on here." You can listen to the episode at npr.org.

    Also, tune in on May 13 when the All Songs Considered concert series will webcast the sold-out Black Keys show live from the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC.

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