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The White Stripes formed in Detroit in 1997, a minimalist two-piece that defined a generation of garage and blues-infused rock. Comprised of Jack White and Meg White, the duo created a raw, punchy sound that bridged garage rock with blues, indie sensibilities, and punk blues. Though the band officially disbanded in 2011, their legacy continues to influence artists across rock genres. This page covers their storied journey, essential discography, and what to know about any future activity or archival releases.