Only Slightly Empty (Black & White Vinyl)
Only Slightly Empty (Black & White Vinyl)
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White Reaper – Only Slightly Empty
Fifth Studio Album – Blue Grape Music
Louisville’s premier garage punk heroes White Reaper return with their fifth studio album, Only Slightly Empty, out now on Blue Grape Music. Known for their explosive energy, razor-sharp hooks, and unfiltered rock ‘n’ roll spirit, the band continues to evolve while staying true to their roots.
Led by Tony Esposito (vocals/guitar), Ryan Hater (keys/backing vocals), and Hunter Thompson (guitar), White Reaper first made waves with 2015’s White Reaper Does It Again and haven’t slowed down since. With a #1 at Alternative Radio for their hit “Might Be Right,” plus appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and stage time alongside Pearl Jam, The Killers, and Weezer, the band is now poised for another major moment.
Only Slightly Empty captures everything fans love—anthemic choruses, driving riffs, and a chaotic charm that’s pure White Reaper.
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