Review by Matthew Lawhead 8/10 I was recently told that there was no place for happy music anymore. In a world full of injustice and pain, what could there possibly be to celebrate? On...
Review by Dustin Butoryak 10/10 12 Little Spells is a masterpiece. This surreal journey through an immense and complex organism of music is birthed from deep within the brilliant mind and heart of notorious...
By Elyssa Pollio 8/10 A Mystery Science Theater Marathon/10 Empath is a Philly based noise punk band on Get Better Records, a label known for their focus on LGBTQ bands. Empath’s music uniquely combines...
Review by Calder 8/10 A Cold Night Drive in a Small City/10 I had my concerns going into Useless Coordinates. I have been following Drahla since I stumbled upon “Fictional Decision” on Bandcamp and...
Review by Davis Kuhn 7/10 Originally released on Urinal Cake Records, Protomartyr’s 2012 debut album, No Passion All Technique, was reissued earlier this month on Domino Records. The Motor City post-punk quartet delivers an...
Review by Brian McMinn 8/10 Bibio’s 10th release, Ribbons, has a feel that is wistful and mystical, bringing to mind the stylings of other mystic, folksy artists on the modern stage. In this album,...
By Scales The sugar-coated dream-pop sounds of Melbourne native Hatchie are best played loud. Her debut EP quickly turned heads last summer with its refreshing mix of shoegaze and pop. Now, Hatchie is gearing...
By Kelly Hadfield Bear’s Den has been among my top three favorite bands for about seven years. Throughout that time, I have somehow always managed to just left whatever city they were playing; I...
By Sarah Worthington King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard’s latest album, Fishing for Fishies, had me hooked from start to finish. The album had a robot-boogies-with-the-blues kind of vibe, illustrated by the robot with...
Review by Nate Kovar 8/10 Muddy hip-hop and trippy funk swirl and mix in the latest solo offering from The Internets’ Matt Martians, The Last Party. The album builds on the low-key R&B of...
Nothing better than getting out of the Basement and seeing two of your favorite bands. WPTS is more than excited to be co-presenting two great bands at Mr. Smalls Theatre on May 18th. Basement...
Get out of your den and get yourself to the gig with free tickets to see Bear’s Den at Mr. Smalls Theatre! The show is on May 15th and you can enter our giveaway...
We are ecstatic to co-present with Opus One, Knuckle Puck and Citizen!!! The show is coming up very soon so be sure to get your tickets at the following link and check out their...
1. Matt Martians The Last Party
2. Grace Ives 2nd
3. Body Type EP1 + EP2
4. Flying Lotus Flamagra
5. Steve Lacy Apollo XXI
6. Sufjan Stevens "Love Yourself" b/w "With My Whole Heart" [Single]
7. Crumb Jinx [Advance Tracks]
8. Drahla Useless Coordinates
9. Philippa Zang Risking Abandon [EP]
10. Mavis Staples We Get By
