Fear Of The Dawn is Jack White's fourth solo release. Unlike its predecessor, Boarding House Reach from 2018 , the overall experimental aspect here is used sparingly. The result is more of a return to form of straightforward, Jack White-style rock with just enough experimental nips, blips, and snippets to keep interested listeners audibly engaged throughout the LP's 40 minute run. Consistently this is a good album with the twists and turns of each track veering from one to the other. " Hi-De-Ho" is the unusual standout in which White collaborates with rapper Q-Tip (Kamaal Ibn John Fareed) and samples from swing era icon Cab Calloway . The more I listen to it, the more of an ear worm it becomes. This alone becomes a testament to the well crafted songs on this offering. Oddly enough, I feel an inclination to revisit Boarding House Reach again to scour its sounds for any potential clues to what might have been an inspirat...