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After taking some time apart to work on individual projects, the tandem of singer/guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney are back together as The Black Keys. The two slip comfortably back into their blues rock grooves on the new album, Brothers. With less of an emphasis on refining the edges, Brothers offers rawness reminiscent of early Black Keys records, which is sure to excite fans.

Published in 2010

Small Black gets all Missed Connections in their “No Stranger” video (playing a free show at Morgan’s Pier on...

In the rambunctious new video for Small Black‘s “No Stranger,” a glance shared by two strangers on a train sparks a...Read More

Listen to Welcome to Undertown, the new 7″ from The Dead Milkmen

Call it making up for lost time. After a long hiatus (and the sad loss of founding member Dave Blood), The Dead Milkmen have been...Read More

Firefly Under the Radar: Conner Youngblood

If you’re heading out to Dover, DE later this week for the Firefly Music Festival, don’t miss Texas multi-instrumentalist...Read More

Tonight’s Concert Picks: Tame Impala at The Electric Factory, Catnaps at PhilaMOCA, Peter Yarrow at Haddon Lake Park, Northern Arms...

This Wednesday is chalked full of amazing music.  First up, the Austrian psych-rock group Tame Impala.  Out of the brilliant mind of...Read More

My Morning Download: “My Heart Belongs To You” by Johnathan Rice

Singer-songwriter Johnathan Rice returns with his first new album of material since he released Jenny & Johnny with Jenny Lewis...Read More