News - 30/08/2013

Jack White and Dead Weather are working on new music

Jack White and Dead Weather are working on new music

According to a tweet posted on Third Man's official Twitter account, the Dead Weather and Jack White are working on new songs, in Memphis.
The tweet - with an accompanying photo of the four band members - says: "The Dead Weather working on new songs in the studio yesterday… (and searching for bodies)".

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In an interview with "Rolling Stone" earlier this year, White explained that all of the Dead Weather live in Nashville now, and that they'd recorded "some things", but didn't mention an album. "Our things pick their place for us. We don't really sit down and pick them. They pick our place for us," he said. "Like, the Kills make a record or Queens of the Stone Age makes a record, I make a record, and it all falls into place, you know?".

The Dead Weather are Alison Mosshart (The Kills), Jack Lawrence (Raconteurs), Dean Fertita (Queens of the Stone Age) and Jack White.
They released their debut album, "Horehound", in 2009 and a follow-up in 2010 ("Sea of Cowards").

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