348 Search Results for the black keys

...for Exposure’s benefit. We got Locksley, we got Locksley, the High Highs, the Black Belles, and the master of wub-wubs, Skrillex — no wonder there’s...

...— uninhibited, barely (if ever) produced, and heavily improvised. Most songs are composed of playful vocals from Celeste and/or Dali, backed by nothing other than...

...keys and Julie on guitar, they soaked the studio in catchy riffs paired with just enough edgy lyrics and vocal harmonies. On the opening song,...

...likes of Insane Clown Posse and Alicia Keys. Not to mention he runs a record label, Third Man Records, and has just been slated to...

...indie pop band, fronted by Molly Rankin, released its first album (self-titled) in 2014. The album is full of bouncy, jangly guitars and keys backed...

...producer/friend Mike Poorman (ex-Hot Rod Circuit), Bryan Donahue on bass, Zac Clark on keys, and long time friend Chris Capaldi on lead and slide guitars....

...band toned it down a notch, but even with just half the members present they conveyed their signature sound: dense, punctuated by staccato chords, overlaid...

...they were able to transition from song to song without stopping for applause. Instead, Booker would change keys and the drummer would switch rhythms. Before...

...choice makes sense. Even though the influence of their new collaborator 88-Keys isn’t apparent in the cover, Mumford & Sons maintained their new electric sound...

...energy and in great spirits. He banged on the keys, screamed into the mic, and danced on stage, and gave the performance everything he had....