White Jack has entered a promising spiral of anti-industrial nihilism. A few weeks ago the media and the fans were like the popular publication No NameWhite’s sixth solo album and a mysterious and mysterious LP that the American artist deliberately and freely distributed to customers who stopped by one of his record company’s stores on July 19, Third Man Records (located in London, Nashville and Detroit).
Without further explanation or seeing it coming (since the album came in a simple vinyl sleeve with no name or further information about it), clients were getting White’s new full-length work in their hands.
It was an hour later when the record company decided to publish an image of the vinyl on social networks with the message “rip it”, inviting the lucky owners of the LP to upload the songs and share it (or rip it, in internet parlance). the table to the audience of free servers and platforms that they consider appropriate. Breaking down music marketing from the inside.
In case users are too scared to follow the recommendation, the White Jack He ended up uploading to his website the 14 songs that make up No Name, and to everyone’s surprise, it has ended up being a very popular album for fans and critics alike. It is no filler work and a journey into White’s sonic era that deserves our time.
Now, in a move we don’t understand very well, White has decided to follow the standard protocol and his disc No Name it will have a second life in the normal stream starting next Friday August 2nd. In addition, the album will be formally reissued on vinyl, this time in a more revealing format.
Anonymous Playlist
1. Old Scratch Blues
2. Bless Yourself
3. That’s how I feel
4. It’s rough on rats (If You’re Asking)
5. Archbishop Harold Holmes
6. Bombing out
7. What is Rumpus?
8. Tonight (Was a Long Time Ago)
9. Underground
10. Number One With A Bullet
11. Morning midnight
12. Missionary
13. Termination of Border Arrangement
2024-07-31 20:11:43
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