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“If you’re a band that ascends quickly into huge shows, you don’t have the perspective to be freaked out by it”: The Black Keys look back on platinum sales, Grammy awards, burnout and reignition

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“If you’re a band that ascends quickly into huge shows, you don’t have the perspective to be freaked out by it”: The Black Keys look back on platinum sales, Grammy awards, burnout and reignition

As pack leaders of the post-millennial alt.blues scene – until fame turned their hair grey – The Black Keys have rediscovered their mojo on twelfth album Ohio Players

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