White Reaper "You Deserve Love" WMX Back in Stock 2025-05-16 this 1991 breakthrough has continuity

this 1991 breakthrough has continuity and cohesion both within and across the 17 cuts

It was produced and mixed by Ben Kweller and Dwight A

too- funny tracks “My Favorite Enemy” and “Don’t Count On Me

the band has evolved their sound while always staying true to their roots of bluegrass

It’s called "This Won’t Hurt

White Reaper "You Deserve Love" WMX Back in Stock 2025-05-16 this 1991 breakthrough has continuityRecorded with producer Jay Joyce in Nashville, Tennessee, You Deserve Love marks White Reaper's Elektra Records debut and follows their celebrated 2017 album, The World's Best American Band. The album is a collection of smart, sharply written songs of doubt, dislocation, and elusive and often complicated love. Reflecting on the album title, vocalist guitarist Tony Esposito explained that the name for the record came from a note on bassist Sam