"We just finished creating the rock album 'n' roll you were waiting for"

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The Raconteurs have confirmed that their long-awaited third album is finally over.

The group went on Twitter tonight (March 15) to announce the news in a short video that you can watch below, accompanied by music and the statement: "I just made the album rock & roll that you waited. "

The album, which still has no title, will be the first for the group – consisting of Jack White, Brendon Benson, Jack Lawrence and Patrick Keeler – for eleven years after "Consolers Of The Lonely" in 2008. "Their first film, "Broken Boy Soldiers" was released in 2006.

Last year, they announced the creation of a new album after the recent reprise of the four-piece band, with the release of two new songs, 'Sunday Driver' and 'Now That You' Are Gone '.

The Raconteurs also recently announced the release of a special 3-inch single for Record Store Day 2019 on April 13.

The band's "Bought Store Bones" will be pressed on an exclusive 3-inch single for the occasion.

The group was active for the last time in 2011 after playing a few gigs. Last year, White released a new solo album, "Boarding House Reach," and continues to work with his other band, Dead Weather.

Revisit White's solo album last year, NME wrote: "Those who want to taste the old Jack will no longer be. "What he did is done" is up to the modernity of the bluegrbady ballad while the movie "Connected By Love" paves the way and balances his penchant for experimentalism with a powerful melody and message universal. Old Jack is still there, of course, but we are much more excited by the new sleeve. "