Their 13th studio album delivers an eclectic sound shaped by the energy and spirit of the band’s wildly popular Record Hangs: dance parties where Auerbach and Carney take turns spinning rare, but truly potent, cuts from their impressive collection of vinyl 45s for baying crowds of longtime fans and new converts alike. More than two decades into their career, The Black Keys consistently continue to create music on their own terms, fueled by instinct, passion, and a refusal to settle. 'No Rain, No Flowers' is a testament to the band’s deep commitment to their craft and their enduring creativity. The band’s Dan Auerbach said: ““This whole album was really labored over with a lot of love. We hope you feel that.”
