Brothers, the fourth studio album by The Black Keys, was recorded in 2010 at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama, known for its legendary history in soul and rock music. The album was produced by the band members Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney alongside producer Danger Mouse, who brought a more polished and refined approach compared to their previous work. Recording took place over several weeks and featured a mix of live instrumentation and studio techniques, with the band utilizing the studio's classic analog equipment and vintage recording setup. The production marked a notable shift toward more accessible and radio-friendly rock while maintaining the duo's blues-rock foundation, incorporating fuller arrangements and layered vocals. The album's success, reaching gold status and earning Grammy recognition, established The Black Keys as major commercial and critical forces in contemporary rock music.
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Cooperative Music — VVR737199 · V2 — VVR737199
The original 2010 European vinyl pressing is generally well regarded as a solid, dynamic cut that many prefer over later loud CD versions.
Nonesuch — 526426-1
Nonesuch — 075597918809
Nonesuch — 520266-2
Nonesuch — 0075597916430
V2 — VVR751503
Nonesuch — 0075597981414
Nonesuch — 2-520266
V2 Records — VVR737197
V2 — VVR737198
Shock — CTX556CD