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- Old Scratch Blues
- Bless Yourself
- That’s How I’m Feeling
- It’s Rough on Rats (If You’re Asking)
- Archbishop Harold Holmes
- Bombing Out
- What’s the Rumpus?
- Tonight (Was a Long Time Ago)
- Underground
- Number One With a Bullet
- Morning at Midnight
- Missionary
- Terminal Archenemy Endling
jack white
No Name
THIRD MAN RECORDS
The modern blues man’s 6th solo LP finds him heralding a return to his sharpest, rock ‘n’ roll best.
Jack’s exuberant guitar front and centre - surrounded by crashing drums and swaggering vocals - this is the closest thing to The White Stripes since ‘Icky Thump’.
"13 tracks of raw, fresh, fierce garage blues [...] By the time you reach the majestic “Side Two, Track Five”, with cool Hammond and an amazing R&B Graham Bond Organisation groove, it’s clear that this is one of the best albums of the year." - Uncut.
"White returns to the essence of his art, following the more grandiose experiments of recent years. And while those more baroque excursions yielded much of value, it’s in the rock’n’roll fundaments explored here that his true genius resides [...] Sounding leaner and sharper than he has for some time, this supposedly throwaway release is one of his very best." 4 / 5 - The Guardian
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