Totally Fuzzy — Radio Moscow is an American psychedelic blues-rock band, that formed in Story City, Iowa in 2003. Currently comprising singer-songwriter and guitarist Parker Griggs (who also plays drums on the band's studio releases), bassist Zach Anderson and ... more info

USA Today Music — Sir Richard Branson is back with his annual free music fest. This time, The Black Keys, Deadmau5, Cee Lo Green headline the soiree at Merriweather ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Rave On Buddy Holly, a tribute to the rock 'n' roll pioneer, features Holly covers by Paul McCartney, The Black Keys, Patti Smith and many more. The album comes out June 28. Read more » more info

ContactMusic — The Black Keys have launched a legal battle with an advertising agency over allegations their Grammy-winning song Tighten Up was used in a commercial without permission. The blues-rock duo and their Nonesuch Records label have filed suit against exec... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Before the band's June 18 performance, Pop & Hiss premiers a track that sounds like the Black Keys filtered through Dick Dale kidnapped in Cambodia. more info

Stereogum — When you stop and think about all the great songs Buddy Holly wrote, it’s crazy to remember he died in that plane crash when he was 22. (Hurry up, Tyler.) If he’d lived, he would’ve been 75 this year. As a tribute/memorial, Paul McCartney, My M... more info

Guardian Music — To celebrate what would have been his 75th birthday, the Strokes singer covers the rock'n'roll anthem Holly made his ownCee Lo Green, Paul McCartney, Patti Smith. The Black Keys, Kid Rock, Nick Lowe. These are just some of the names behind a new Budd... more info

Stereogum — Last week you heard The Black Keys’ contribution to this upcoming Buddy Holly tribute album. Now Consequence Of Sound points out that Liza Richardson played Modest Mouse’s cover of “That’ll Be The Day” on her KCRW show May 7. It’s very di... more info

KEXP Seattle — Like fellow blues-rockers The Black Keys, Seattle’s My Goodness specialize in an energetic, Jon Spencer-style griminess, spurred by the duo’s minimal guitarist-drummer dynamic. Guitarist/vocalist Joel Schneider swaggers through his lyrics with th... more info

Stereogum — As you can see from the album art above, the Black Keys are in good company on this tribute CD. The duo covered “(Ummm, Oh Yeah) Dearest” a song that appeared on the Juno soundtrack, and has been featured on a few posthumous Buddy Holly compilati... more info