Attack &; Release, by The Black Keys (LP on V2)

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TRACKLISTING:
1.  All You Ever Wanted  2.  I Got Mine 3.  Strange Times 4.  Psychotic Girl 5.  Lies   6.  Remember When (Side A) 7.  Remember When (Side B) 8.  Same Old Thing 9.  So He Won't Break 10.Oceans And Streams 11.Things Aren't Like They Used To Be
OVERVIEW: On March 31st, V2 / Cooperative Music will release The Black Keys’ fifth full-length LP, Attack & Release. The album follows their 2006’s critically acclaimed Magic Potion, which the Chicago Tribune proclaimed, “a gritty, wild, minimalist masterpiece.”
Produced by Danger Mouse (Gnarls Barkley, Gorillaz, The Grey Album), Attack & Release was recorded at engineer Paul Hamann’s illustrious Suma Studio outside Cleveland, Ohio. Initial collaboration began when Danger Mouse (a.k.a. Brian Burton) approached the band to write songs for an album he was developing with the late R&B legend Ike Turner. As the band began composing tracks for Turner early last year, though, they quickly realized they were actually laying the groundwork for a new album of their own.
Attack & Release thus became The Black Keys’ first collaborative effort, as it morphed into their own album with Danger Mouse as producer. By recording in an actual studio (another first), guitarist-vocalist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney were given the opportunity to add a variety of instruments to their usual simple set-up—including organ, moog, and banjo. “After recording our previous albums in a basement, we were ready to go somewhere else,” Danger Mouse came in as our collaborator. He has a real ear for melody and arrangement and that was a big part of this record”
Besides Auerbach, Carney, and Danger Mouse’s work, other contributions on Attack & Release include guitarist Marc Ribot and multi-instrumentalist Ralph Carney (Patrick’s uncle)—both veterans of, among other things, Tom Waits’ band. The closing track, “Things Ain’t Like They Used To Be,” features Auerbach singing along side eighteen-year-old bluegrass/country-singer Jessica Lea Mayfield.

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