Jack White’s latest album, Lazaretto, will sound familiar to fans: explosive riffs, a stripped-down sound, and White’s usual rock ’n’ roll wizardry all feature prominently. But the record is a minor departure for the rocker. It took almost two years to produce—eons when compared to the rapid-fire creation of White Blood Cells—and songs like “Just One Drink” draw from more acoustic genres like country and folk.
That experimentation may or may not benefit White’s sound, but listen for yourself: though the album is out due June 10, you can stream it in full via iTunes.
