The Black Keys's Pat Carney Scores Art Spiegelman Video

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Pat Carney, The Black Keys drummer, has teamed up with Pulitzer Prize–winning author Art Spiegelman, for an animated short video showcasing Spiegelman's latest book, Be a Nose! Carney has created what Pitchfork calls "a mordant psych-groove instrumental" for Spiegelman's animated drawings. "Vintage-sounding breakbeats you might expect to find sampled on some lost trip-hop or abstract hip-hop record help soak up guitar fuzz, heavy bass, and droning organ."

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Pat Carney, The Black Keys drummer, has teamed up with Art Spiegelman, the Pulitzer Prize–winning author and illustrator of Maus, for an animated short video showcasing Spiegelman's latest collection, Be a Nose! Carney has created what Pitchfork calls "a mordant psych-groove instrumental" for Spiegelman's animated drawings. "Vintage-sounding breakbeats you might expect to find sampled on some lost trip-hop or abstract hip-hop record help soak up guitar fuzz, heavy bass, and droning organ," writes Pitchfork's Marc Hogan. To watch the video, visit pitchforkmedia.com.

For Be a Nose!, published by McSweeneys, Spiegelman has assembled works from his private sketchbooks, giving a rare glimpse at his secret scribblings. For more on the book, visit mcsweeneys.net.

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  • Tuesday, March 3, 2009
    The Black Keys's Pat Carney Scores Art Spiegelman Video
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    Pat Carney, The Black Keys drummer, has teamed up with Art Spiegelman, the Pulitzer Prize–winning author and illustrator of Maus, for an animated short video showcasing Spiegelman's latest collection, Be a Nose! Carney has created what Pitchfork calls "a mordant psych-groove instrumental" for Spiegelman's animated drawings. "Vintage-sounding breakbeats you might expect to find sampled on some lost trip-hop or abstract hip-hop record help soak up guitar fuzz, heavy bass, and droning organ," writes Pitchfork's Marc Hogan. To watch the video, visit pitchforkmedia.com.

    For Be a Nose!, published by McSweeneys, Spiegelman has assembled works from his private sketchbooks, giving a rare glimpse at his secret scribblings. For more on the book, visit mcsweeneys.net.

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