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The Black Keys' forthcoming album, Attack & Release, is set to hit stores in less than a month, on April 1. You can pre-order the CD for $12.98, with the album MP3s at no additional charge and available for download on release day, by visiting the Nonesuch Store or clicking here to add the pre-order directly to your Shopping Cart.

You can now stay up-to-date on all of the latest Attack & Release news by signing up for the e-mail list here:

The first single off the album, "Strange Days," is available at online retailers. You can hear the song now on Nonesuch Radio by clicking on the icon on the upper left-hand corner of this page.

The Scotsman 's David Smyth spoke with the album's producer, Brian "Danger Mouse" Burton, for a profile on the much in-demand man Smyth calls "one of the most visionary music makers around." About Burton's collaboration with the Keys, Smyth reports: "The new material has genuine soul." To read the article, visit news.scotsman.com.

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  • Sunday, March 2, 2008
    The Black Keys "Attack & Release" E-mail List Now Available

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    The Black Keys    ' forthcoming album, Attack & Release, is set to hit stores in less than a month, on April 1. You can pre-order the CD for $12.98, with the album MP3s at no additional charge and available for download on release day, by visiting the Nonesuch Store or clicking here to add the pre-order directly to your Shopping Cart.

    You can now stay up-to-date on all of the latest Attack & Release news by signing up for the e-mail list here:

    The first single off the album, "Strange Days," is available at online retailers. You can hear the song now on Nonesuch Radio by clicking on the icon on the upper left-hand corner of this page.

    The Scotsman 's David Smyth spoke with the album's producer, Brian "Danger Mouse" Burton, for a profile on the much in-demand man Smyth calls "one of the most visionary music makers around." About Burton's collaboration with the Keys, Smyth reports: "The new material has genuine soul." To read the article, visit news.scotsman.com.

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