Jim White

The Telegraph — Cacophonous noise envelops stadium to greet the arrival of pop star Louis Tomlinson, writes Jim White     more info

Here Comes The Flood — Watch singer-songwriter Jim White performing and being interviewed for Seattle radio station KXEP. Recorded on March 30, 2012. He played Infinite Mind, Chase The Dark Away, Keep It Meaningful You All and My Brother's Keeper. » jimwhite.net » ke... more info

Chicago Tribune — Dirty Three: A rare sighting of this intensely eloquent instrumental trio from Australia, led by mad violinist Warren Ellis (also Nick Cave’s coconspirator in the Bad Seeds and Grinderman) and the peerless rhythm section of Mick Turner and Jim Whit... more info

Here Comes The Flood — Watch the new Jim White video for Infinite Mind, a track from his Where It Hits You album. He is on tour in the UK right now. Live dates: 06/10 Quays Theatre - The Lowry, Salford, UK 06/11 The Library at HMV Institute, Birmingham, UK 06/12 Th... more info

Impose Magazine — In the interest of full disclosure, I have to acknowledge that this is one of my favorite bands of the last twenty years. I, essentially, worship everything they've ever done, and I've never heard another band in the 'rock music idiom' that ever capt... more info

Guardian Music — (Bella Union)It's 20 years since instrumental post-rock trio Dirty Three formed in Melbourne. Between them, violinist Warren Ellis, guitarist Mick Turner and drummer Jim White have played with some of rock's most revered acts, from Nick Cave to PJ Ha... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Marinaccio DOWNLOAD:Dirty Three - Rising Below (MP3) In 2012, the sagacious Australian instrumental trio Dirty Three are awakening after seven years of inactivity. But that isn't to say Warren Ellis, Jim White, and Mick Turner have sat and.... more info

Guardian Music — (Bella Union)Even fans of Australia's the Dirty Three might admit that their sound has a limiting constancy about it. The trio's restless instrumental rock has pitted Jim White's free beats against Mick Turner's guitar against Warren Ellis's libertar... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — There’s a key moment in Jim White’s fifth and latest LP, Where It Hits You, where the album pushes itself into emotional depths only hinted at in its opening sections. When the marching-band tempo of “Here We Go!” roils to a close, “My Brot... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Nearly five years is a long time to wait, but it’s been that long since Jim White’s last official LP. Though he released a live EP and a soundtrack for a play in the meantime, it’s been a tumultuous span of time – White left Luaka Bop, the  ... more info