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Jack White Keeps Rock ‘n’ Roll on the Front Burner in ‘Frozen Charlotte,’ His Heavy and Blazingly Worthy ‘No Name’ Followup: Album Review
The first question most Jack White fans are looking to have answered to when it comes to his new album, “Frozen Charlotte”: Is it effectively a “No Name 2.0”? Nearly everyone is hoping for a “yes,” on that one. In his solo career, White spent a few years notably bouncing around, veering between acoustically oriented []
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New Musical Express
· Jul 10, 2026
Jack White – ‘Frozen Charlotte’ review: cheeky classic rock meant for the stage
The former White Stripes man throws lightning bolts over his own '70s riff universe on his seventh solo outing – but it's nothing new The post Jack White – ‘Frozen Charlotte’ review: cheeky classic rock meant for the stage appeared first on NME.
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'We split everything equally': Simon Le Bon shares the secret to Duran Duran's 45-year survival
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T.I. thanking fans with final album before retirement
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Impenetrable prose aside, there’s treasure to be found on Jack White’s new album
White’s first album since The White Stripes’ induction into the Rock Roll Hall of Fame is the guitarist of a generation carrying the torch for a bygone era
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Related coverage for "Jack White Keeps Rock ‘n’ Roll on the Front Burner in ‘Frozen Charlotte,’ His Heavy and Blazingly Worthy ‘No Name’ Followup: Album Review": New Musical Express — Jack White – ‘Frozen Charlotte’ review: cheeky classic rock meant for the stage. The Standard — 'We split everything equally': Simon Le Bon shares the secret to Duran Duran's 45-year survival. ArcaMax — T.I. thanking fans with final album before retirement. Brisbane Times — Impenetrable prose aside, there’s treasure to be found on Jack White’s new album. Off The Press — Joey Chestnut wins record 18th Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. Salon — Xiu Xiu channels the spectral sounds of “Eraserhead”