Black Keys

The Black Keys' Peaches! is the Akron duo's fourteenth studio album (their sixth since 2019), a visceral and raw 10-song collection described by singer Dan Auerbach as the band's "most natural record" since their 2002 debut, The Big Come Up. In similar DIY spirit, the album was recorded with all musicians playing in same room with few overdubs, as is the first record mixed entirely by the band themselves since 2006's Magic Potion. The songs chosen reflect Auerbach and bandmate Patrick Carney's obsessive record-collecting habit, which in recent years has escalated into an ongoing series of Record Hang DJ-set dance parties where they spin vintage 45s for packed, high-energy dancefloors in the coolest spots across the globe.<br/><br/>The cover art for Peaches! is based around an iconic image from Memphis-born photographer, William Eggleston, and marks the return of Patrick's brother, Michael Carney, overseeing the art direction.

The Black Keys' Peaches! is the Akron duo's fourteenth studio album (their sixth since 2019), a visceral and raw 10-song collection described by singer Dan Auerbach as the band's "most natural record" since their 2002 debut, The Big Come Up. In similar DIY spirit, the album was recorded with all musicians playing in same room with few overdubs, as is the first record mixed entirely by the band themselves since 2006's Magic Potion. The songs chosen reflect Auerbach and bandmate Patrick Carney's obsessive record-collecting habit, which in recent years has escalated into an ongoing series of Record Hang DJ-set dance parties where they spin vintage 45s for packed, high-energy dancefloors in the coolest spots across the globe.<br/><br/>The cover art for Peaches! is based around an iconic image from Memphis-born photographer, William Eggleston, and marks the return of Patrick's brother, Michael Carney, overseeing the art direction.

The Black Keys' Peaches! is the Akron duo's fourteenth studio album (their sixth since 2019), a visceral and raw 10-song collection described by singer Dan Auerbach as the band's "most natural record" since their 2002 debut, The Big Come Up. In similar DIY spirit, the album was recorded with all musicians playing in same room with few overdubs, as is the first record mixed entirely by the band themselves since 2006's Magic Potion. The songs chosen reflect Auerbach and bandmate Patrick Carney's obsessive record-collecting habit, which in recent years has escalated into an ongoing series of Record Hang DJ-set dance parties where they spin vintage 45s for packed, high-energy dancefloors in the coolest spots across the globe.<br/><br/>The cover art for Peaches! is based around an iconic image from Memphis-born photographer, William Eggleston, and marks the return of Patrick's brother, Michael Carney, overseeing the art direction.

Black Keys: No rain No flowers 2025 [Digipack / CD]

3xLP (black vinyl) + poster.<br/>Remastered album + 2012 Portland, ME concert.

Black Keys: Dropout boogie 2022 [Digipack / CD]

Black Keys: No rain No flowers [Vinyl LP]