NNAMDI – BRAT (Sooper) Review by Dustin Butoryak Chicago multi-instrumentalist and goofy visionary Nnamdi returns with the triumphant BRAT, a sophomore album equally lilting as it is complex. Though he’s had a hand in...
Four Tet – Sixteen Oceans (Text Records) Review by Spencer Smith Kieran Hebden (aka Four Tet) has an astounding knack for making music that is so distinctly his own, without doing anything the same...
Hey it’s us, WPTS Radio! Remember us?? REMEMBER?!?!?! Regardless of the fact that the University of Pittsburgh has switched completely to online classes, our members have been working tirelessly to keep representing the best...
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...
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....
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...
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...
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,...
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. Kelela Raven (Warp)
2. Fireworks Higher Lonely Power (Run For Cover)
3. Nosaj Thing Continua (LuckyMe)
4. Daisy the Great All You Need Is Time (S-Curve)
5. Her Head's On Fire College Rock & Clove Cigarettes (Iodine)
6. Little Simz NO THANK YOU (Forever Living Originals/AWAL)
7. Paul Spring Thunderhead (Self-Released)
8. Jessica Winter Limerence [EP] (Lucky Number)
9. Deerhoof Miracle-Level (Joyful Noise)
10. Emelia Austin From Another Sky (Anxiety Blanket)
