White Reaper - Only Slightly Empty [Black & White]

White Reaper - Only Slightly Empty [Black & White]White Reaper are back and louder than ever with Only Slightly Empty, a record that cranks the volume, sharpens the hooks, and proves that rock isnt deadits just been waiting for the right band to wake it up. Bursting with power pop precision and garage rock grit, this album hits that sweet spot between reckless fun and pure melody driven gold. The Louisville quintet waste no time on filler. From the adrenaline rush of Fog Machine to the heart on

White Reaper are back and louder than ever with Only Slightly Empty, a record that cranks the volume, sharpens the hooks, and proves that rock isn’t dead—it’s just been waiting for the right band to wake it up.

Bursting with power-pop precision and garage-rock grit, this album hits that sweet spot between reckless fun and pure melody-driven gold.

The Louisville quintet waste no time on filler. From the adrenaline rush of “Fog Machine” to the heart-on-sleeve energy of “Pinky Promise,” every track is crafted to move both your head and your heart. “Crawling” dives into catchy chaos, while “Pages” brings a surprising emotional punch, showing the band’s growth without losing their playful edge. It’s sharp, smart, and full of the kind of choruses you’ll find yourself shouting along to by the second listen.

This Black & White vinyl edition doesn’t just sound great—it looks the part too. Pressed to striking color contrast, it captures the record’s dual energy: bright, brash optimism with just a touch of introspective bite. The mastering gives the guitars bite, the drums punch, and the vocals that perfectly ragged charm fans have come to love.

Only Slightly Empty is everything great modern rock should be—fast, fun, and fearlessly alive. White Reaper prove once again that they’re here to save rock, one irresistible riff at a time.