The Black Keys – Brothers

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Artist: The Black Keys

Title: Brothers

Year: 2010

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Tracklist

  • 1. Everlasting Light (3:23)
  • 2. Next Girl (3:18)
  • 3. Tighten Up (3:31)
  • 4. Howlin' for You (3:11)
  • 5. She's Long Gone (3:06)
  • 6. Black Mud (2:09)
  • 7. The Only One (5:00)
  • 8. Too Afraid to Love You (3:24)
  • 9. Ten Cent Pistol (4:29)
  • 10. Sinister Kid (3:44)
  • 11. The Go Getter (3:36)
  • 12. I'm Not the One (3:49)
  • 13. Unknown Brother (3:59)
  • 14. Never Gonna Give You Up (3:38)
  • 15. These Days (5:11)

Review

Get ready, y’all, because The Black Keys' "Brothers" is a soulful ride through the dusty backroads of blues, rock, and R&B that'll have you tappin' your foot and nodding your head in no time. Released in 2010, their sixth studio album signifies a bold shift in their musical journey. The minimalist production, combined with Tchad Blake's masterful mixing, gives a pure, raw edge to the tracks, allowing the duo's top-notch musicianship to shine like a well-worn leather jacket under the southern sun.

From the compelling grooves of “Everlasting Light” to the sassy swagger of “Next Girl,” every tune is a catchy blend of retro and modern, dripping with narrative richness and emotional honesty. These boys have a knack for storytelling that digs into themes of love and self-reflection with genuine candor. And let’s not forget the accolades—they snagged Grammy Awards for Best Alternative Album, Best Recording Package, and Best Rock Performance for "Tighten Up." “Brothers” isn’t just an album; it’s a testament to The Black Keys' evolution and a must-spin for any blues-rock aficionado. So pour yourself a bourbon, sit back, and let this gem wash over you like a southern summer night. - Lola

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