Tomorrow marks the release of (Sandy) Alex G’s eighth studio album (House of Sugar) in a decade. He has one of the best discographies in modern indie, but suburban, Gen Z nostalgia-junkies (such as...
“Strange Ranger has created an incredible album that ventures into the sounds of emo, pop-punk, dream pop, and at times post rock.” – Dylan Falk in his article posted to the WPTS website(link here)...
Tomb Mold – Planetary Clairvoyance Review by Derek Adams 8/10 Another year means another Tomb Mold album and this time the band is taking us into the darkest reaches of outer space with their...
By Nick Farabaugh It was never going to be easy. Pitt had a tall task from the beginning as they traveled into Happy Valley and tried to walk away with a win against...
By: Cassie Maz On Friday, Active Minds, a national nonprofit organization that aims to facilitate conversations about mental health, set up an exhibit on the Cathedral of Learning’s lawn called Send Silence Packing. Pitt...
Frankie Cosmos is stopping in Pittsburgh on their Close It Quietly tour and guess who is Co-presenting them? Yep, your favorite college radio station, WPTS. The new album is the perfect mix of mid-twenties...
Who let the dogs out? WPTS did. Slaughter Beach, Dog to be exact. Modern Baseball’s Jake Ewald’s side project explores grief and recovery in their new album Safe and Also No Fear. One of...
Get your dance shoes on and get ready to enjoy the positive vibrations of Strfkr when they come to Pittsburgh this fall. With music perfectly fitting for a live experience, their latest album “Being...
By Jason Earle Tonight, the Pitt football team will hear from Curtis Martin, the Pittsburgh native and former Panther running back who went on to build quite the résumé in the NFL with the...
Whether you bummed or excited for the upcoming school year, come and enjoy some sweet Pittsburgh artists at Back to School 2019. WPTS Radio is super excited to be working with Opus One on...
Coming to Pittsburgh this fall, Hatchie is a dream-pop artist that WPTS has the honor of presenting alongside Opus One. Hatchie’s sweet indie vibes are not something you want to miss when she takes...
Ty Segall – First Taste Review by Sarah Worthington I am a frequent diner at Ty Segall’s musical restaurant: a fine dining establishment with a grandiose menu full of delicious and sometimes unconventional dishes....
Review by Dylan Falk 8/10 Predicting the apocalypse has become somewhat of a mainstream idea these days. The world is constantly increasing in temperature, and people our age are incredibly scared for their futures....
1. (sandy) Alex G House Of Sugar (Domino)
2. Frankie Cosmos Close It Quietly (Sub Pop)
3. World, The Reddish (Microminiature)
4. Jay Som Anak Ko (Polyvinyl)
5. Organ Tapes Hunger in Me Living (TT)
6. Marika Hackman Any Human Friend (Sub Pop)
7. Peaer A Healthy Earth (Tiny Engines)
8. Joy Again Piano [EP]
(Honeymoon)
9. Black Belt Eagle Scout At The Party With My Brown Friends (Saddle Creek)
10. Slaughter Beach, Dog Safe And Also No Fear (Lame-O)
