In a surprise that at least made a difference for Black Keys fans suffering through a boring Monday night, the band released their new album, "Turn Blue," to stream in full, a week prior to its May 13 release via Nonesuch Records.
The 11-track LP, co-produced by Danger Mouse, includes previously released singles "Bullet In The Brain" and "Fever," for which the band unveiled a sweaty-preacher-themed music video earlier this month.
"Turn Blue" marks the band's eighth studio album, a follow-up to 2011's "El Camino." Patrick Carney notes that "it pays to listen to it more than once," and you can listen to "Turn Blue" twice or even nine hundred times over at iTunes radio. Also, don't forget to watch that sweaty preacher video.
The 11-track LP, co-produced by Danger Mouse, includes previously released singles "Bullet In The Brain" and "Fever," for which the band unveiled a sweaty-preacher-themed music video earlier this month.
"Turn Blue" marks the band's eighth studio album, a follow-up to 2011's "El Camino." Patrick Carney notes that "it pays to listen to it more than once," and you can listen to "Turn Blue" twice or even nine hundred times over at iTunes radio. Also, don't forget to watch that sweaty preacher video.