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auggy

metacritic

allmusic

pitchfork

The old Jack White suddenly steps out from behind the curtain with 42 minutes of amp-busting blues punk. Even the last couple of White Stripes albums weren’t this stacked.

pastemagazine

The guitar auteur and labelhead’s sixth studio album is not only one of the best course-corrections in recent memory, but it's a back-to-basics lesson in excellence from the one guy you ought to trust in making a top-to-bottom rock ‘n’ roll classic.

nme

surprise album is maestro’s punkiest outing since White Stripes