Perfect Porridge — Today and only today, The Dead Weather are offering a stream of their debut album, Horehound, which comes out July 14 on Dead Man Records. Check it out here. And check these out… “Treat Me Like Your Mother” Jack White trailer “T... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Horehound is streaming on iLike for 24 hours only. The Dead Weather album will be released by Jack White's Third Man Records on July 14th. Third Man Records also just started a subscription service called The Vault. More info... more info

Pop Candy — MTV doesn't show music videos anymore. So are cable channels picking up the slack? Maybe. On Saturday Cinemax will premiere The Dead Weather's new video for Treat Me Like Your Mother. The Jonathan Glazer-directed clip will air uncensored (whatever th... more info

I Guess I'm Floating — I sometimes wonder the type of legacy Jack White will leave behind after he departs from his mortal body for musical heaven. Member of a fantastic duo, iconic guitarist, leader of two side-projects, solid actor - he's always on an upward climb with n... more info

Pop Candy — Hey, how's it going? Last night I stayed in and enjoyed some barbecue and 10 Things I Hate About You -- that show was surprisingly good. It looks like another busy day, so let's get right to the headlines: -... more info

Stereogum — In a flurry of post-Cinemax/Late Show Horehound activity, we have crystal-clear pro-style black and white video of the band doing the dubbed-out "Cut Like A Buffalo" along with footage of them visiting Third Man Records in Nashville to the strains... more info

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Guardian Music — The White Stripes' frontman's Third Man Records is offering fans access to a treasure trove of tickets, T-shirts and rare vinylJack White's Third Man Records has launched an online subscription service, giving fans access to rare videos, pre-sale tic... more info

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Guardian Music — The Dead Weather, Jack White's latest outlet, is wild, loose and defiantly vintage. The Luddite king of rock tells Will Hodgkinson why he likes to keep one foot in the pastThe "Music Room" of the Boston Arms in North London is rather more grandly nam... more info