Cloud Nothings at the Club at Stage AE – Giveaway
Shows on shows on shows. We got giveaways up the kazoo during this holiday season. Enter WPTS’s Giveaway to earn two FREE tickets to see Cloud Nothings Live and in concert on December 5th!...
Category: Music
“Holy Hell” by Architects – Review
Reviewed by Alex Cohen Music is one of the most effective and organic means of processing grief. In August of 2016, the music world mourned as Architects guitarist and songwriter Tom Searle succumbed to...
“Ten Years Today” by Ten Years Today – Review
By Matthew Lawhead On a debut album, bands often try to take one of two approaches: excel at one thing or show a variety of capabilities. It makes sense, as debuts aim to make...
“Phantastic Ferniture” by Phantastic Ferniture – Review
By Dylan Falk When I heard about Australian band Phantastic Ferniture, I didn’t know what I expected from a name that goofy, but the catchy garage-pop tunes found on this self-titled debut album are...
WPTS Bayside Giveaway
Do you love live music? Do you love Bayside? If either or both apply, then enter our giveaway to earn tickets to see Bayside live! It is sure to be lots of fun so...
“Thunder Follows the Light” by Mutual Benefit – Review
By Matthew Lawhead When I first found this album I was extremely excited. With a pleasant cover, artsy name, and a description that sounded like everything I look for in new music, Thunder Follows...
“A Short Story About War” by Shad – Review
By Chet Rengers One of my favorite albums of late is A Short Story About War by Shadrach Kabango. More commonly known by his artist name, Shad, he was originally born in Kenya, but...
“Last Building Burning” by Cloud Nothings – Review
By Dylan Falk Cloud Nothings have released some of the most energetic and interesting indie rock of the last decade. Their last record Life Without Sound started to move towards a more poppy softer...
“Sick Thoughts” by Sick Thoughts – Review
By John Wright I lack the words to adequately describe how nice it is to have a punk record, a no frills, no hyphenates, no genre-bending, no horns or synths or xylophones capital P-U-N-K...
“iridescence” by BROCKHAMPTON – Review
By Zachary Falk Following their breakout SATURATION trilogy in 2017, America’s new favorite boy band, BROCKHAMPTON, returns with their moodiest and most introspective project to date: iridescence. The band has gone through quite a...
