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Even though we've said goodbye to the White Stripes, we're not forgetting them anytime soon. Especially since we now have two previously unreleased songs from Jack and Meg which you can check out down below. The songs, "Signed D.C." and "I've Been Loving You Too Long," were released by Third Man Records via their Vault subscription service. Both songs are covers, "Signed D.C." being a tune originally recorded by Arthur Lee back in 1969, and "I've Been Loving You Too Long"… Read More

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Yes, we were all heartbroken when the White Stripes announced that they were finished. Then we got word that their first two singles were being re-issued for Record Store Day. Now, even more White Stripes material is coming out for you rabid fans to consume. See? It's like they're still around.
Over at the Third Man Records website, they announced that three new releases would be put out via their subscription service, The… Read More

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We're about to get a pretty cool rock history lesson compliments of the White Stripes as they'll be releasing outtakes from their very first recording session ever (via NME).
Jack and Meg White will release the outtakes of their first single from 1998 called "Let's Shake Hands" and the b-side "Look Me Over Closely" via The Vault which is a subscriber based program through Third… Read More