Jack White - No Name NO REVIEW

Ceci n'est pas une review.

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Team: Jeremy - Lead Edits / Anthony - Final Cuts / Austen - Proofing, Posting
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FAV TRACKS: OLD SCRATCH BLUES, BLESS YOURSELF, THAT'S HOW I'M FEELING, IT'S ROUGH ON THE RATS, BOMBING OUT, WHAT'S THE RUMPUS?, TONIGHT WAS A LONG TIME AGO, UNDERGROUND, NUMBER ONE WITH A BULLET, MISSIONARY, TERMINAL ARCHENEMY ENDLING

LEAST FAV TRACK: ARCHBISHOP HAROLD HOLMES

JACK WHITE - NO NAME / 2024 / THIRD MAN / HOLY SHIT JACK YOU DIDN'T NEED TO ROCK THAT HARD

Y'all know this is just my opinion, right?

[bobataco]

Jack White is the first artist to get a yellow flannel without getting reviewed. what an accomplishment

[goldenage]

Dropping Unreviewable 2 and No Review the same night is like when Family Matters and Meet the Grahams did the same thing a few months back; this is truly a iconic moment.

[relativelysoundpodcast]

Jack is one of those artists where Anthony can give him a 9 for stepping outside of his comfort zone with an album like Boarding House Reach…but also give him a 9 for returning to his roots. Jack is a wizard.

[wirdoasymmetry]

I miss the old days when anthony would give us album reviews

[skapybara]

Anthony looks genuinely blown away. Like he needed a cigarette after listening to it.

[Monroah]

Using a bait to start a bit and that eventually becoming "by the way, this album kicks ass" is probably the most wholesome thing to come out of the Unreviewable/No Review saga.

[avinashmysore]

This is actually one of the hardest fucking albums ever. The whole rollout everything, just raw af.

[Mdhaze]

Archbishop Harold Holmes is actually my fav from the record! Would have fit in perfectly on Elephant

[SageReiger]

Even though I love Jack White’s experimental work, it felt so exciting to hear Jack go back to the styles of The White Stripes with some of his best songwriting yet. It was the first new release I waited in line at a record store to get the day it came out.

[epicfail]

Archbishop Harold Holmes is actually by far my favorite track. It's so wacky and weird, there's some fun rhyme schemes in there. It didn't get old or repetitive for me at all. Or at least, that's what I would think... if this album existed, or had a name.

[xddx]

If it was vultures 2 you would’ve cried and died
Edit: vultures 2 is so fucking ass

Kanye gotta like retire or smth this is bad

[BlastedBS]

unreviewable 2 and no review in the same day…we are eating so good

[Someursault]

I thought Noname didn't want to play concerts for White. Now she's collaborating with him on a whole album? Make up your mind, girl.

[aaronquest]

i genuinely dont think ive seen the melon be this excited

[NicopolidisFB]

If this was a review, it would’ve been a 10

[williamhornabrook]

Now that Tenacious D is dead and buried, Jack White and Jack Black can do a collab album called Jack Grey.

[xXCrimsonArkXx]

This year is INSANE for music, it’s like everyone collectively agreed to drop in 2024.

[Mathren]

The album steps on the gas from the start and doesn’t let off. Pretty cool that Jack’s daughter Scarlett is credited as the bassist on Archbishop Harold Holmes, too.

[abbreviateddisc]

You’re so wrong about Archbishop Harold Holmes, it rips!

[turtle]

Saw him in detroit the other night, dude never left his prime it seems.