Jack White announced the official release of his acclaimed 2024 album, No Name, following it's clandestine white-label appearance at Third Man Records locations where customers were slipped,... more

Jack White announced the official release of his acclaimed 2024 album, No Name, following it's clandestine white-label appearance at Third Man Records locations where customers were slipped,... more

200 Gram 45RPM UHQR Clarity Audiophile Vinyl. Mastered from the original analog master tapes by Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound. Includes a 12-page booklet featuring liner notes from Ben Blackwell... more

With it's title a quotation of Jesus from the gospel of Matthew, this is quite possibly the most well-known album with "Satan" in the title, all due respect to the Louvin Brothers. Recorded on the... more

Featuring the song that took over the world, "Seven Nation Army", now a stadium chant known around the world by football and soccer fans alike. Dun dun dun dun dun duuun dun... Cut from the original... more

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing housed in a Stoughton tip-on sleeve. Named after the Dutch art movement and magazine of the same name from the early 20th century, The White Stripes sophomore release... more

For this one, Jack and Meg decamped to Memphis to record at the legendary Easley-McCain Studio and walked away with a bonafide classic. Unique for a White Stripes album, as it contains no covers, no... more

The second single off of Jack White's acclaimed, challenging and diverse third solo recording Boarding House Reach. This 7' features the anthemic Over and Over and Over on the a-side with buzzy,... more

BOARDING HOUSE REACH is the new solo album from Jack White, and is a testament to the breadth of the artists creative power and his bold artistic ambition. This new material finds Jack White... more

We KNOW Jack loves to turn up to 11 and crank the distortion, but he's also recorded one stellar acoustic cut after another, from his White Stripes and Raconteurs years to his solo era. That flipside... more

The 7' single 'That Black Bat Licorice,' the third single off Jack White's second album Lazaretto with non-album B-Side 'Blue Light, Red Light (Someone's There),' a Harry Connick Jr.. Cover.

He latest single from Jack White's record-breaking Lazaretto album showcases the anthemic "Would You Fight for My Love?" a song that weaves in and out of movements and moods and crushes the listener... more

The singer, slinger and songwriting star of the White Stripes returns with this hotly anticipated follow-up to his five-time Grammy-nominated Blunderbuss. The already-released title tune and... more