The White Stripes released their debut album in 1999, and it's the simplicity of Meg White's drumming that makes it so delightful.

The Detroit Free Press is reposting this oral history of the White Stripes’ formative years, originally published on April 13 ...

Garage rock outfit The White Stripes might actually be rock's last great duo. These four songs might just prove that notion.

Each White Stripes album was a sonic step forward. What began as a guitar-and-drums blues rock duo evolved into a songwriting machine. ‘Get Behind Me Satan’ demonstrated that White was capable ...

Released in 2003, Seven Nation Army was the opening track on the White Stripes fourth studio album, Elephant. The song charted in multiple countries and received widespread critical acclaim ...

The album deserves to be consumed and recalled ... a lot of the great riffs have already been mined to death. The White Stripes proved that there was still a lot of life left in rock if you ...

Elsewhere, The White Stripes recently announced a 20th-anniversary reissue of their fifth album ‘Get Behind Me Satan’, featuring songwriting demos, alternate studio takes and live versions.