Which alternative rock band released the 2003 album Elephant, featuring “Seven Nation Army”?

The alternative rock band that released the 2003 album Elephant, featuring “Seven Nation Army,” was The White Stripes.

Elephant was the fourth studio album by the Detroit duo Jack White and Meg White. Released on April 1, 2003, it became one of the group’s most commercially successful records and won the Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album.

“Seven Nation Army” opens with a famous octave-based guitar line created by Jack White using an octave effect. Although many listeners mistake the sound for a bass guitar, White played the riff on a semi-acoustic guitar. The song later became a widely recognized stadium chant, especially at sporting events.

Elephant also includes “The Hardest Button to Button,” “I Just Don’t Know What to Do with Myself,” and “Ball and Biscuit.” The White Stripes were not siblings; they were a married couple when the band formed, though they presented themselves publicly as brother and sister early in their career.