Courtney Barnett - Boxing Day Blues RevisitedThe time is nigh for yet another exceptional installment of our Jack White produced Blue Series of singles. This time around were privileged to work with Melbourne, Australias very own Courtney Barnett. Barnett has quickly made her mark on garage pop fans worldwide with her witty, self deprecating, and authentic observations turned into raw, stream of consciousness lyrics and blunt melodies. The wry and dry songstress stopped by Third Man Studios in

Features 'Death Valley '69' with Lydia Lunch

The title refers to both cultural practices and biological features that survive despite having lost their original function

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"What You Really Mean

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garage and ambient punk flow seamlessly into one another

Take It Off - Wayne Wonder (Feat

' 'come as you are') its selling points

' and 'I Like Birds (But I Like Other Animals Too)'

From the Angelo Badalmenti - like atmosphere of ‰Û÷Elk‰۪ to the industrial electro swagger of ‰Û÷Brink‰۪

As bandleader and trumpeter

Funkadelic's Kendra Foster and Tribe Called Quest's Q Tip co-penned a few tracks