Nonesuch — NNS292476
The US Nonesuch vinyl is the most commonly recommended analog pressing, praised for its full low end and natural presentation of the album's murky aesthetic.

The Black Keys recorded "Attack & Release" in 2007 at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama with producer Danger Mouse, marking a significant collaboration that helped elevate the band's profile. The album was engineered by several key figures including Tchami and others at the legendary studio known for its rich recording heritage. Danger Mouse brought his hip-hop production sensibility to the blues duo's raw garage rock sound, creating a more polished and accessible production compared to their earlier work while maintaining their minimalist aesthetic. The recording process emphasized live instrumentation and direct capturing of the band's energy, with minimal overdubbing, staying true to the band's blues-rock roots while incorporating contemporary production techniques. "Attack & Release" marked a turning point for The Black Keys, establishing them as a major force in contemporary blues rock and leading to their subsequent mainstream success.
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Nonesuch — NNS292476
The US Nonesuch vinyl is the most commonly recommended analog pressing, praised for its full low end and natural presentation of the album's murky aesthetic.
Nonesuch — 292476-1
V2 — VVR1050451
Nonesuch — 292476-2
V2 — VVR1050452
Nonesuch — 0075597947731
Nonesuch — 2-292476
V2 — VVR1050454
V2 — VVR1050458
Nonesuch — PRO400045