BLACK KEYS - RUBBER FACTORY
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: FAT POSSUM
Release date: 20/04/2009
Barcode: 0045778037926
Catalog no.: CDBLACK
Item ID: 327880
Still available. The second Fat Possum album from Akron, Ohio guitar-and-drum, delta blues-infused duo the BLACK KEYS. Thirteen tracks of gritty, soul-fired, blues-rock magic, kicked with primal rhythms, hot licks, and a lovesick attitude.
Also available: RUBBER FACTORY (LP).
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