Jack White Reinvigorates Rock with Kinetically Crafted ‘No Name’ | Album Review

August 17, 2024 Daryl McIntosh

Returning to his earlier blues punk sound for his sixth solo studio affair, White delivers what he perhaps does best: captivating audiences with his strong vocals and command of the guitar.

Jack White Brings the Noise on ‘Fear of the Dawn’ | Album Review

April 12, 2022 Alex Driscoll

White’s fourth solo studio affair is a focused and galivanting Red Bull car chase at midnight, at once its biggest strength and the hindrance to its chances at longevity.

The Raconteurs Fail to Recapture Their Magic with Listless, Uneven ‘Help Us Stranger’ | Album Review

June 30, 2019 Sarah Paolantonio

The album’s singles are great, but the remaining tracks sound a lot like afterthoughts thrown together, making for an ultimately disappointing listen overall.

Jack White Reaches…and Misses on Clunky ‘Boarding House Reach’ | Album Review

March 28, 2018 Sarah Paolantonio

White switches things up like never before on his third studio album, but the experimentation and its far reach are bizarre and polarizing.

OutKast’s ‘ATLiens’ Turns 30 | Album Anniversary

The duo’s second studio affair was a shift toward more cosmic, leftfield strains of sound and deeper, more intricate narrative threads replete with more prominent symbolism and metaphor.

Biz Markie’s ‘I Need A Haircut’ Turns 35 | Album Anniversary

The hip-hop legend’s third studio affair features some of his most entertaining and inspired lyrical performances, with heavy doses of Biz’s signature goofiness side by side with serious-minded narratives.

Björk’s ‘Vespertine’ Turns 25 | Album Anniversary

On her fourth studio affair, Björk relinquishes the big beats that dominated her previous work, opting instead for hushed, whispered snatches of vocals with electronic bleeps, whirs and pulses.