To mark the occasion, the band is released a big new deluxe version of it, which features a new remastered edition of the album, three bonus tracks, a 60-page book featuring archival photos, a limited edition poster, and new liner notes. The Black Keys kicked off an era of mainstream stardom with Brothers in 2010, and now that album is celebrating ten years.
Uproxx // The Best Vinyl Releases Of December 2020 Mostly recorded at the famed Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama, Brothers was a breakthrough for the Ohio band, earning Grammy Awards for best alternative album, best rock performance and best recording packaging and featuring the singles"Tighten Up" and "Howlin' For You." READ THE FULL BILLBOARD ARTICLE
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According to a release, the Brothers reboot is the first in a planned annual series of archival releases. The deluxe box set also includes a 60-page book with photos from the duo's archives, new liner notes written by longtime Rolling Stone writer David Fricke and a limited-edition poster. The just-released anniversary edition of the group's Grammy-winning sixth studio album is available in a deluxe limited-edition 7" box set, 2-LP set or CD box set with the newly remastered tracks, which also include the swinging "Chop and Change," previously featured on the Twilight Saga: Eclipse soundtrack the digital version of the album is available now. The offerings include the ominous blues grind "Keep My Name Outta Your Mouth" and trippy instrumental "Black Mud Part II." The Black Keys have added two previously-unreleased tracks to the new reissue of their 2010 Brothers album. Check out articles by Billboard, Uproxx, Brooklyn Vegan, and MXDWN on the Brothers Reissue Billboard // Black Keys Add Two Previously Unreleased Songs to Deluxe Edition of 'Brothers'
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