Jack White built his reputation as one of rock's most vital forces through the raw, blues-stripped minimalism of The White Stripes before expanding into The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather, and a prolific solo career defined by restless experimentation and analog-loving production. A vinyl evangelist and founder of Third Man Records, White has spent two decades championing garage-rock grit and physical media in equal measure, cementing himself as one of the 21st century's most influential guitarists and producers.
This collection gathers vintage Relix magazine cover stories documenting Jack White's career across his many projects. Shop the definitive archive of Relix's coverage of one of modern rock's most uncompromising artists.
For more garage-blues revivalism, see The Black Keys, or browse the wider Blues collection.