Discover the Top Music News of the Week – From The White Stripes’ Anniversary to Dirty Honey’s Live Double Album!

Greetings Motor City music lovers! We're here to breakdown the latest music news, brought to you by 101 WRIF.

Starting with the iconic Detroit duo, The White Stripes! They're celebrating their 20th anniversary with a special Get Behind Me Satan Companion release. This exclusive album is available only through The Vault, Third Man Records vinyl subscription service. It includes songwriting demos, alternative versions, and live renditions from their 2005 album. Hurry and sign up for The Vault before January 31st to get your copy. And don't miss Jack White's upcoming show at the Masonic in April. More details are available online.

Next up, Dirty Honey has exciting news! They're releasing their first-ever live double vinyl CD digital release, alongside a four-part video documentary. The documentary was recorded during their 2023-2024 Can't Find the Breaks World tour, and the entire set releases on February 21st. The album features two sides - one from their North American tour and the other from their European shows. You can find more information online.

In more release news, Architects have dropped their fourth single, Black Hole, from their soon-to-be-released album, The Sky, The Earth and All Between. Set to release on February 28th, the band is planning to tour overseas this year, but unfortunately, no North American dates have been announced yet.

And finally, for the heavy metal fans, White Chapel is set to release their long-awaited new album, Hymns and Dissonance, on March 7th. Alex Wade, the guitarist, says the album tells the story of a cultist recruiting for his cult. Catch White Chapel at St Andrews on March 26th.

Don't forget to cast your vote for your favorite new music in the New Music Breakdown poll. The winner will be announced on Friday at high noon. Stay tuned for more updates!