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With the year winding to a close, I feel it’s in no way premature to post my top ten favorite albums of the year (read: ten best albums of the year).  True, there is one pending gem, but it may still appear on the list…  And to pack the most excitement at once, I am [...]

Jack White and his band, The Raconteurs, headed out to the wilderness to film the gorgeous video for the single “Old Enough.” The song appears on their 2008 disc, Consolers of the Lonely. Photographer Autumn de Wilde directed the clip—you may be familiar with Autumn’s 2007 book Elliott Smith, featuring photos and behind-the-scenes info from her work with the late musician.

The Raconteurs have premiered the music video for ‘Old Enough‘. The track is taken off the band’s latest album ‘Consolers Of The Lonely‘. The video was directed by Autumn DeWilde. ‘Consolers Of The Lonely‘ is out now. Raconteurs ‘Old Enough’

The Raconteurs "Old Enough" Song = Awesomeness. Video = Meh. You decide… – Harry Caul

The Raconteurs Reveal Fall Tour Dates The Raconteurs have revealed dates for a tour set to kick off this fall with two shows at Portland, Oregon’s Roseland Theater on September 16 and 17. The tour, in support of their second album ‘Consolers Of The Lonely‘ (released in March), also includes

This evening the fine folks over at All Songs Considered, will be broadcasting (or perhaps more specifically Podcasting) the Raconteurs show from the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC live and in its entirety at NPR.org The Raconteurs are currently on tour with the Black Lips to promote their new (and fairly badass) album Consolers of the Lonely.

This evening the fine folks over at All Songs Considered, will be broadcasting (or perhaps more specifically Podcasting) the Raconteurs show from the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC live and in its entirety at NPR.org The Raconteurs are currently on tour with the Black Lips to promote their new (and fairly badass) album Consolers of the Lonely.

by Sara Mrozinski In 2006 Jack White broke my heart. He released an unsatisfying album with a newly formed side-project of friends and crowned the endeavor “what he has always wanted to do”. It seemed nothing but an abandonment of Meg and a half-hearted attempt at proof of self worth.