The Black Keys hit the late-night talk shows to promote their El Camino, performing “Gold on the Ceiling” live in front of studio audiences on Letterman and The Colbert Report. “Gold on the Ceiling” is the third track off of their seventh studio album, and it was released as the album’s second single.
And fans have got to love Pitchfork’s review of the single:
“It’s a shame Rock Band is no longer a thing,” wrote Rob Harvilla. “‘Gold on the Ceiling’ is just filthy, like George Thorogood scoring porn, all raunchy organ and licentious handclaps and chorus help from ladies attempting to sound like the sorts of ladies Steely Dan loved to write songs about. ‘I wanna buy some time/ But don’t have a dime,’ goes the raucous one called ‘Money Maker'”. Better cash some Subaru checks.’
