The White Stripes – White Blood Cells

Released in 2001, White Blood Cells was the album that propelled The White Stripes into global recognition, bringing garage rock back into the spotlight.

With just guitar, vocals, and drums, Jack and Meg White deliver a raw, energetic sound full of personality. The songs move between primitive blues, sharp punk, and almost pop-like melodies, all wrapped in a striking minimalist aesthetic. White Blood Cells is a celebration of simplicity and intensity — a record that still feels fresh, urgent, and wildly infectious.