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Later that month in an interview with Atlanta radio station 92.9 Dave FM, Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney said, ' Blakroc 2 is not coming out soon. In early September 2011, a trailer surfaced for Blakroc 2. Nick Neyland of BBC music stated in his review 'this is a surprisingly compelling and welcome rejoining of the rap and rock worlds that successfully captures the off-the-cuff nature of the recording sessions.' Blakroc 2

The album reached Number 1 and Number 7 on the US Billboard Heatseakers chart and US Billboard Top Rap Albums respectively. The album was generally received well by critics.

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Reception Professional ratings Aggregate scores The Black Keys have stated they did not take part in the promotion. Release and promotion Дamon Dash, co-founder of the project has endorsed BlakRoc Camaros, limited edition Chevrolet Camaro automobiles to promote the album and brand. In order to release Blakroc, Dash founded an independent record label in conjunction with the band. Included in the project are vocals from deceased rapper and former Roc-A-Fella Records artist Ol' Dirty Bastard, tapes which were signed over to his brief Roc4Life venture under Def Jam, with the intention of an eventual album release. With new artists being called in to work on the album, it was completed after eleven weeks of recording. While recording with co-producer and engineer Joel Hamilton at Studio G, Brooklyn rapper Mos Def interrupted the session and ended up recording with them as well. Dash suggested they enter the studio with his friend and associate, New York City-based rapper Jim Jones, with whom Dash had recently partnered to form Splash Records at the time. After Damon Dash began listening to Ohio-based rock duo The Black Keys, which he says quickly became his favorite band, he reached out to the musicians to meet in person.