The Raconteurs return with new singles 'Sunday Driver' and 'Now That You're Gone'

After teasing their return earlier this year, The Raconteurs have now broken their decade-long silence with the unveiling of two new singles.

The new tracks 'Sunday Driver' and 'Now That You're Gone' are the first new releases from the band since their 2008 album 'Consolers Of The Lonely', have been made available as a double A side release via label Third Man Records’ Vault subscription service, and come accompanied with official videos, with ‘Sunday Driver’ being directed by Steven Sebring, and ‘Now That You’re Gone’ helmed by Dikayl Rimmasch.

Check out both new videos in the respective players below.

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