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The Black Keys release visuals for "Fever"

  • May 2, 2014
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The Black Keys are prepping for the release of their highly anticipated album Turn Blue on May 13. Now, they have released the visuals for their latest single "Fever." Dan Auerbach plays a conniving, sweaty, infomercial preacher, who attempts to spread the gospel purely for his own profits. The video for "Fever" was directed by Theo Wenner, who currently works for Rolling Stone and is the son of Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner.

The video for "Fever" isn't the best work the duo from Ohio has ever done, but it works well with the tune. Their music has been used in many commercials, and their singles seem to get loads of radio play. However, I am curious to see what direction they will take with their latest album. Catch "Fever" below.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trk7P-9QDyc[/youtube]

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