The White Stripes - The Hardest Button To ButtonBlack vinyl editions of four Elephant era singles. The four singles ("Seven Nation Army," "I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself," The Hardest Button to Button," and "There's No Home For You Here") feature badass non album b sides, 3 of which are covers of songs from some of Detroit's turn of the millenium best and brightest (Brendan Benson, Jason Falkner, Dan Miller (Blanche), Soledad Brothers), and one of which is a live White Stripes medley of

The rituals that led towards these songs are ones of pain and healing

Made in Los Angeles over nine months and featuring contributions from the likes of Graham Nash

this time approaching writing from a different direction

it also been released under an alternate title

he tackles the Presley myth (also referenced by the album's title) on 'Tupelo

The Canadian dancefloor innovators return with their boldest record to date

and kim deal's sugar-and-sandpaper vocals and steady bass lines arrives fully formed on songs like the bouncy

with his unparalleled skills as a storyteller and as a musician

Charlie Watts (drums)

Having both started their careers as creative forces in seminal bands (Eno’s unique synthesizer treatments in Roxy Music and Cale’s viola and bass contributions to the Velvet Underground)

'Man It Feels Like Space Again' lives up to the inherent wonder in its title

who each take a vocal turn singing lyrics of their own