The Black Keys – TURN BLUE Jangle Pop Horace Silver and Harold Land

Horace Silver and Harold Land come to mind

and the hallmarks of their music -- Daniel Kessler's alternately chiming and prickly guitars

The final three tracks

which is why each band had a distinct sound and a different way of fleeing from the scene when it all became too much

" and even the album's most overtly political song

The Black Keys – TURN BLUE Jangle Pop Horace Silver and Harold LandLike corporate drones determined to cut loose every third Friday whether they need to or not, the Black Keys take the time to schedule semi regular journeys into the unknown. Turn Blue, the 2014 successor to their down and dirty international blockbuster El Camino, is one of those trips, a churning psychedelic excursion that slowly pulses in any color you like. Those colors spread out slow and low as Turn Blue gets underway via "Weight of Love,"