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...
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....
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...
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...
By Stevie Priller Most Fun Performance: Fozzy If ever a band were to give you the “Wow, I need to be around live music forever,” that band would definitely be Fozzy. Despite not knowing...
Prince Daddy and the Hyena – Cosmic Thrill Seekers Review by Rachel Hines It sounds ambitious on paper: a story of mental health and drug use portrayed as a genre-blending pop punk concept album...
Shin Guard, Live in Chicago by Tom Schwaba Three tacos and a large horchata were satisfying my five-minutes-late stomach, but the opening trio’s sheer wave of sound was what really put me onto my...
Thom Yorke – Anima Review by Spencer Smith [This week I was rewatching Twin Peaks: The Return with subtitles and the captions for the sound effects were really amusing me, so I decided to...
NO LIES WITH TRUTH CLUB by Nick Jacobyansky I spent a Wednesday evening in June inside of a small indoor batting cage in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. While smackin’ around the old twineball...
Faye Webster – Atlanta Millionaires Club Review by Eden Petri I never understood the genre dream pop, until I listened to Atlanta Millionaires Club. Faye Webster’s new album is the materialization of a dream,...
By Kevin Mejia Tampa Bay Lightning – Most of the historic Lightning roster returns for another season. Getting swept by a Columbus squad is not a great look, but head coach John Tortorella had them playing with an underdog state of mind. Goalie Andrei...
Review by Derek Adams 9/10 Gold & Grey marks the final piece in Baroness’ chromatically-themed albums, and it’s a stunning conclusion. Hailing from Savannah, Georgia, Baroness has been making quite a name for themselves,...
1. Purple Mountains Purple Mountains
2. Blood Orange Angel's Pulse
3. Oh Sees Face
(Castle Face)
4. Crumb Jinx
5. Necking Cut Your Teeth
6. Stef Chura Midnight
7. Empath Active Listening: Night On Earth
8. Ky Voss Space Cadet
9. Palehound Black Friday
10. String Machine Death of the Neon
