“I’ll Sing” by Shannen Moser – Review
Review by Edie Fields Score: 8.5/10 When I first heard Shannen Moser open for Pinegrove nearly two years ago, I fell in love with her folky acoustic music accented with beautiful vocals and a...
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The Wonder Years – WPTS Interviews
Interview and photography by Bethany Brubeck On their thirteenth year of touring, The Wonder Years have come out swinging from the depths of Philadelphia basements, and have grown to be one of the biggest...
“Dance on the Blacktop” by Nothing – Review
Review by Derek Adams Score: 6/10 Dance on the Blacktop is the third LP by the shoegaze band Nothing. Released only two years following their last LP, Nothing is proving to be a prolific...
Penelope Houston – WPTS Interview
The Avengers self-titled compilation, commonly referred to as the “Pink Album,” is essential listening for fans of Punk. Singer Penelope Houston sings righteously over high energy Punk songs more in the vein of the...
“Let’s Go Sunshine” by The Kooks – Review
Review by Matthew Lawhead The Kooks debut album Inside In/Inside Out was the fifth best selling album of 2006 in England and spent one hundred weeks on the charts, peaking at number two behind...
“Head Cage” by Pig Destroyer – Review
Review by Alex Cohen Since 1997, Alexandria, Virginia based grindcore outfit Pig Destroyer has consistently put out some of the most noteworthy and violent music the metal genre has to offer. After 2012’s ferocious...
“The Fool and the Magician” by The Hills and the Rivers – Review
Review by Chet Rengers The other day I chanced upon seeing that WPTS had received an interesting album. It was made of brown cardboard with an even darker brown inked on the cover. The...
“One” by Homesafe – Review
Review by Bethany Brubeck The year 2018 has been full of amazing releases so far, that’s for sure. One more to add to the list is Homesafe’s One. Homesafe, a four-piece rock band based...
“Window Flowers” by Liz Cooper & the Stampede – Review
Review by Chet Rengers Score: 10/10 Liz Cooper & the Stampede may seem like a new band on the scene, but they aren’t. In fact, this album was recorded over a year ago in...
“Hope Downs” by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – Review
Review by John Wright Is that band name too long? Fans of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard or Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger probably don’t see the problem, but I think it...
