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In a recent interview with The Seattle Times, Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney, who has never been one to keep his opinions to himself, sounded off on U2 for the controversial free iTunes release of their latest album Songs of Innocence, which he felt “devalued their music completely.” -
10 Albums With Anti-Cover Artwork: Kanye West, The Beatles, And More
Today, U2 shared the official cover to their latest album Songs of Innocence, and though the official cover is definitely more professional and artistic, I actually prefer the minimalist anti-cover that was used for its initial release. Here are 10 more albums with similar anti-covers. -
8 Artists Jack White Should Produce: Lorde, Foo Fighters, And More
When news broke this week that Jack White was possibly interested in producing the next Libertines album, it made perfect sense, since The Libertines' garage rock sound is just the sort of thing that White is known for. Here are some other artists that we'd like to see Jack White produce. -
The Black Keys Possibly Returning To Studio For New Album In January
Those hoping for a quick follow-up to Turn Blue will likely get their wish in 2015. Those hoping for a quick follow-up to Turn Blue will likely get their wish in 2015. -
VMAs 2014: 8 Things We Learned From This Year's Show
MTV's Video Music Awards is by far the most exciting, provocative, and culturally relevant awards show each year, so there's always plenty to learn from each year's broadcast. Here are eight things we learned from last night's VMA's. -
Watch: The Black Keys 'Weight of Love' Music Video Features Lara Stone as Creepy Cult Leader in 'Fever' Follow-Up
In The Black Keys first Turn Blue music video for "Fever," band members Patrick Carney and Dan Auerbach played desperate, sweaty televangelists, trying to rack up the Holy Ghost in their audience. In the band's second music video for "Weight of Love," director Theo Wenner and the Keys explore a different side and type of religion: a freaky female cult. -
Ted Nugent, Jack White, The Black Keys: Motor City Madman Doesn’t Get The White Stripe’s Sound
Detroit’s own Motor City Mad Man Ted Nugent is notorious for speaking his mind. And in a recent interview with FUSE, it appears he did just that. The guitarist spoke with the site about his upcoming album, SHUTUP&JAM, July 4 and his thoughts on everyone’s favorite rocker, Jack White. -
7 Bands Whose Drummers Are Their Most Famous Member: Rush, The Roots, And More
A few weeks ago I wrote an article about bassists who are the most famous members of their bands, something that doesn't happen very often. Though drummers tend to get more recognition than bassists, they're often stuck in the shadows behind the guitarist or singer. However, these seven bands break this trend by having drummers who end up being their most famous members. -
The Black Keys Gets Sandwich Named In Its Honor at Umami Burger, Featuring Plenty Of Velveeta Cheese
No matter what he may want to believe, Jack White has quite a bit in common with The Black Keys. Both rock acts topped the Billboard charts, stared out in two-man bands and they have new food items named after them. Today (June 19), California burger chain Umami Burger has created The Black Keys Akron Burger, named after the "Fever" band's Ohio hometown. -
Coldplay and Brantley Gilbert Top Mariah Carey in Largely Stagnant Week on Billboard 200
Normally we look to the Digital Downloads chart when we want stagnancy, but this week's Billboard 200 Top 10 was happy to provide in a week lacking in big name debuts. -
WATCH: Jack White Plays Two Songs Off ‘Lazaretto’ at Free Press Summer Fest
Jack White performs two songs off 'Lazaretto' at Houston's Free Press Summer Fest Jack White took some time from feuding with the Black Keys, Adele and his past bandmate Meg White and played a rocking set this past weekend at Houston's Free Press Summer Fest. -
Jack White Apologizes For Comments About The Black Keys, Meg White In Open Letter
Yesterday, Jack White posted a lengthy note on his website to apologize for comments he made in a recent Rolling Stones cover story about The Black Keys, Meg White and others.
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