20 years ago, The White Stripes saved rock and roll with 'White Blood Cells' - Far Out Magazine

On July 3, 2001, Jack and Meg White saved rock and roll with their third album 'White Blood Cells'.

Meg White on The White Stripes, Fame, and Anxiety

Harry Lorayne's Marvel of Memory - The New York Times

Elephant Turns 20: Artists Reflect on the White Stripes' Landmark Album - SPIN

Rock band White Stripes breaks up: a look back - World Socialist Web Site

The Mysterious Case of the White Stripes

Why White Stripes Made 'White Blood Cells' 'As Raw As Possible

Elephant Turns 20: Artists Reflect on the White Stripes' Landmark Album - SPIN

100 Best Rock Bands of All Time - Parade

Everything But The House Puts Third Man Records and Jack White Pieces Up For Sale

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Artists Ranked From Best to Worst

The Best Albums of 2001 - Paste Magazine

White Stripes releasing 20th anniversary “White Blood Cells” album package – The Oakland Press

Five Reasons the White Stripes Should Be in the Rock Hall of Fame