A two-person rock duo from Detroit formed by Jack White (guitar, vocals) and Meg White (drums). Known for a raw, lo-fi garage-blues sound and the massive hit "Seven Nation Army."

Members: Jack White (vocals, guitar) and Meg White (drums). Origin: Detroit, Michigan, USA. Active years: 1997–2011.

DeBaser's reviews present The White Stripes as a two-person Detroit duo mixing garage, blues and retro sounds. Critics praise their raw energy, iconic riffs and willingness to experiment with piano and marimba. Elephant and Seven Nation Army are repeatedly highlighted as defining moments.

For:Fans of garage rock, blues rock and lo-fi, and readers who like raw, riff-driven music.

 From the first track, Seven Nation Army, it’s clear that we’re in front of a quality work, with that bass riff that grabs you from behind and is already a classic, but to focus only on that song would not do justice to this album, which continues excellently with Black Math, a wonderful and devilishly energetic piece that makes you want to jump on the couch and shake your head up and down violently.

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 Is their style just propaganda to make money? Who cares... they are the only ones currently making us relive the music of the sixties to the fullest...

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