Wide Awake! by Parquet Courts – Review
Review by John Wright Score: 9/10 Andrew Savage and the rest of Parquet Courts continue to soar to new heights in their continuing saga of a rock band from Texas come to...
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Minus by Daniel Blumberg – Review
Review by Spencer Smith Score: 7/10 English musician Daniel Blumberg got on the map playing guitar and singing on indie rock/shoegaze group Yuck’s self-titled debut in 2011, but his most recent release...
Pavement Ist Rad: A Brief History of Stephen Malkmus
A WPTS Special Feature by Spencer Smith Pavement is a rock band, formed in the late 80’s in California. They are known mostly for either their slacker, lo-fi aesthetic or broad influence...
Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino by The Arctic Monkeys – Review
Review by John Wright Score: 6.5/10 For lack of a more elegant, gender-neutral term, it takes a lot of creative balls to turn away from what made you successful to begin with and...
Intro To: Hyperpop
By Sam Taylor Hyperpop is all about pushing the signature sounds of contemporary pop music to chaotic extremes: whereas typical pop music might flex some booming, chest-vibrating bass drum thumps, hyperpop would...
Painted Eyes – Interview
A WPTS Music special feature by Calder Buisch and Ryan Hartman Painted Eyes is the special guest on Electric Bananarama this week! Before the show we talked to Matt, their bass player, to...
“Vacation in Hell” by Flatbush Zombies – Review
Review by Dakota Arnold Score: 9/10 Psychedelic Hip-Hop is a genre that most Hip-Hop lovers are fans of, and a term that not many people know how to define. It consists of...
“Aura” by Clara Kent – Review
Review by Dakota Arnold Score: 9/10 Clara Kent, an up and coming neo-soul artist from Pittsburgh, dropped her debut album Aura in February of 2018. Aura is very engaging in terms of...
“Now Only” by Mount Eerie – Friday Featured Review
Review by Spencer Smith. Score: 9/10 Last year’s Mount Eerie release, A Crow Looked at Me, kicked off with one of the most gut-wrenching songs I have heard in all my years...
“All the Things I Never Said EP” by Pale Waves – Review
Review by John Wright Score: 4/10 It’s no great sin to imitate. People say they want originality, but they don’t really mean it. If the public really wanted art that was completely...
