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

Jack White's songwriting skills grew and the duo's stylistic approach broadened on album number two (2000). Electric stompers sit alongside acoustic delights: "You're Pretty Good Looking (for a... more

The Detroit duo were just starting to blow up in the national club scene when this 1999 debut arrived. Their sound was never more raw than this, with copious guitar reverb and brutally bashed crash... more

Talking about being in the zone—the White Stripes somehow topped "White Blood Cells" with this 2003 album, their major-label debut. Reaching #1 UK/#6 U.S., "Elephant" stands as a masterpiece of... more