Stereogum — Once upon a time, the Strokes and the White Stripes were the two biggest dogs in the early-'00s rock-revival moment. The White Stripes no longer exist, but Jack White continues to soldier on as a solo act. The Strokes are still around, too, but they'... more info

Stereogum — Way back in 2000, the White Stripes released their powerful, unhinged cover of the 1974 Dolly Parton classic "Jolene" as the B-side to their "Hello Operator" single. That song was a regular highlight of the White Stripes' live sets, and they performe... more info

Stereogum — The boys are fighting. It all goes back to last month, when Charley Crockett caught heat for dropping Twin Temple off of his shows allegedly due to their Satanic imagery. Jack White recruited the LA duo to open for one of his shows in LA next month, ... more info

Stereogum — Last month, Charley Crockett faced backlash after Twin Temple, an LA doo-wop duo slated to open for two of his shows, were dropped from the bill. Alexandra and Zachary James claimed their Satanic imagery was the reason for it, and Jack White invited ... more info

Stereogum — To sign to Exploding In Sound, you need to have a memorable one-word band name, like Jobber or Ovlov or Stuck. The great indie label's newest signees, Bimbo, fit the bill. Hailing from Marquette, MI, Bimbo describe themselves as "if the White Stripes... more info

Stereogum — Years ago, one of my editors made a point about Jack White that I've had in my head ever since: He's Robert Plant and Jimmy Page at the same time. Within the White Stripes, White was more or less forced to play that role. This was a bare-bones duo wh... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Jack White (White Stripes, Raconteurs, Dead Weather, Third Man Records). It might get loud. White Stripes photo for MAGNET by Dennis Kleiman. Read our review of White’s essential 2018 LP: The post Happy Birthday Jack White (White Str... more info

Stereogum — The White Stripes blew up fast. I was a high school senior in 2002, when V2 Records brought the prior year’s White Blood Cells to the MTV2 viewers of America. I remember immersing myself in the album on a portable CD player in the backseat of my pa... more info

Stereogum — Around the time that he formed the White Stripes, Jack White had a stint as a guitarist for the Go, a wooly and psychedelic Detroit garage-punk band. White was in the Go when they recorded their debut album Whatcha Doin', which came out on Sub Pop in... more info

Magnet Magazine — 25 years ago today, the White Stripes released White Blood Cells. It bears repeating now. Read our review of Jack White’s essential 2018 LP: The post The White Stripes Released “White Blood Cells” 25 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Mag... more info