Jack White is the biggest chameleon in modern day rock and world. He has a higher catalog of side projects than most bands have actual albums. With the disbandment of The White Stripes, White’s true identity is a bit of a mystery. Will he carry on as a nomad jumping from band to band or will he stick with one of the bands that he created. Whatever he decides to do, what won’t be lost is Jack White’s blues-y soul.

He picks up where he left off with “Two Against One,” a track from Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi’s sphagetti western soundtrack ROME. He’s in a lose lose batter because (One) he’s fighting against the world and (Two) he’s fighting with himself. Even with the odds against him, White seems optimistic about the outcome. His battling personalities split in two as they sing in unison, ” I get the feeling that there’s two against one/ Im already fighting me so whats another one/The mirror is a trigger and your mouth is a gun/Lucky for me im not the only one.”

The country western instrumentation plays nicely against Jack’s dismal drone, but then again what instrumentation doesn’t.

Art is everywhere you just have to look. But when you’re dealing with artist street artist Kurt Weener make sure you’re looking down. He is known for his anamorphic or illusionistic street painting, which gives the illusion of depth when view from certain perspective. Kurt is only deemed a street artist because his work is literally on the street. But the style is more reminiscent of classical artists like Leonardo Da Vinci. Kurt began painting in Rome in 1982. Take a look at more of his work below.

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