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Jul 15, 2015Each song here is a lesson in catchiness. Every driving guitar onslaught, drum hop around, keyboard attack and vocal screed is a hook unto itself. The distortion is prominent almost as a laugh in the face of danger.
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Jul 15, 2015An album that blends rather seamlessly with the group’s fiery six-track debut EP.
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Q MagazineJul 30, 2015There's an unmistakable, tightly drilled quality to all his [Tony Esposito's] work. [Sep 2015, p.117]
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Jul 29, 2015With 12 songs in about a half hour, the record kind of blazes by you but gives you plenty of room for multiple listens--it’s not a ‘deep,’ layered record to warrant that but one that gives you a rush of grime and song each time you do race through it.
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Jul 21, 2015White Reaper Does It Again is undoubtedly a summer album.
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Jul 17, 2015Their album is all thriller, zero filler.
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Jul 15, 2015Simple, unruly and riotously fun.
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Jul 27, 2015Much like their self-titled EP, ...Does It Again has ear-worm songwriting paired with fuzzed out production, making for an overall engaging, if one-track, listen.
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Jul 17, 2015White Reaper Does It Again follows the formula a lot more closely than most.
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UncutJul 28, 2015Jaunty and beholden to fuzz, White Reaper comes on like Kentucky's answer to Supergrass on this charming debut, crammed with short melodic powerpop gems. [Sep 2015, p.83]
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Jul 15, 2015If nothing else, White Reaper Does it Again offers up a heady, enjoyable dose of nostalgia.
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Jul 21, 2015Barring a couple of forgettable, filler-feeling tracks like "Don't You Think I Know?", the biggest drawback of Does It Again is the production. It doesn't sound bad, but the washed-out reverb and pushed-to-the-front keyboard creates a distance that the band sounds like they are constantly fighting to push through.
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Jul 16, 2015The album does nothing in the last 32 minutes that it doesn’t do in the first two, but the whole runtime is so fundamentally satisfying that getting hung up on its orthodox formula feels joyless and dumb.
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Jul 16, 2015Diversifying is a good plan, seeing as this kind of thrashy, mid-fi guitar pop can all melt together. Thankfully, the sugary keyboards and furious, to-the-point guitar solos (and guitarmonies!) cause most of the songs to shred in their own special way.
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