The Black Keys have unveiled a video for "Go" from their upcoming album "Let's Rock."
The video pokes fun at the band's five-year hiatus, playing up rumours that members Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney hate each other. As such, a record exec decides they need to be sent to the "next level of mediation" — a "spiritual retreat."
The clip sees them unenthusiastically get doused with incense and traipse through group dance sessions, drum circles and yoga classes. By the end of the retreat, though, the duo dabble in hallucinogens and come to the epiphany that a reconciliation could lead to lots of money for both of them.
Watch the self-parodying video for "Go" below.
"Let's Rock" is due out June 28 via Easy Eye Sound/Nonesuch Records.
As previously reported, the Black Keys are heading out on a North American tour with Modest Mouse. You can see all the dates here.
The video pokes fun at the band's five-year hiatus, playing up rumours that members Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney hate each other. As such, a record exec decides they need to be sent to the "next level of mediation" — a "spiritual retreat."
The clip sees them unenthusiastically get doused with incense and traipse through group dance sessions, drum circles and yoga classes. By the end of the retreat, though, the duo dabble in hallucinogens and come to the epiphany that a reconciliation could lead to lots of money for both of them.
Watch the self-parodying video for "Go" below.
"Let's Rock" is due out June 28 via Easy Eye Sound/Nonesuch Records.
As previously reported, the Black Keys are heading out on a North American tour with Modest Mouse. You can see all the dates here.
