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The Black Keys were nearly buried by a brutal year. A new album seeks to ‘get things back on track’ The Black Keys, from left: Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney.

The Black Keys experienced a year like that in 2024, with an entire U.S. tour cancelled and an album it was meant to promote, Ohio Players, losing momentum as a result.

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Rating: 7/10 “Ohio Players” has been years in the making. The Black Keys’ 12th studio album comes 23 years after the band’s formation. It’s a vibrant palette of grungy garage and soul, filled with ...

The Black Keys, the long-running blues-rock duo, left home to make 'Ohio Players.' The result is their liveliest LP in years.