“Find Light” by Cold Weather Company – Review
By Matthew Lawhead In a year where five of my favorite artists are scheduled to release music in late January and February, it would have to take a very special album to distract me...
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#12 Syracuse Explodes in Third Quarter; Pitt Loses 82-50
by Sean Magguilli The Panthers became the fourth team in the conference and the fifteenth team all year to fall to Tiana Mangakahia and the offensive scourge of the Syracuse Orange. Syracuse beat Pittsburgh...
Pitt Takes Down #11 Florida State, 75-62
by Phil Stein Florida State opened strong with a four point lead with 16 minutes left in the 1st half. Pitt stormed back to take the lead 13 to 12 with 11:45 left in...
“Aviary” by Julia Holter – Album Review
By Spencer Smith Experimental jazz-electronica queen Julia Holter’s new release is a double LP inspired by a short story on being trapped in the titular aviary, surrounded by cacophonous birds (an experience not unlike...
Pitt Falters Against Boston College, Loses 59-55
by Phil Stein Pitt started out on fire taking an 8 to 3 lead with 4:29 left in the 1st Quarter. Pitt continued to dominate leading 15 to 8 at the end of the...
Sure Sure – WPTS Interviews
Interview by Sarah Worthington What do Hummus, Salt Lake City and, Squirrels all have in common? They all came up in conversation reciently when we caught up with the California based Art Pop band...
Pitt Loses Narrowly to #15 NC State, 80-86
by Dan Damico In their first ACC road tilt of the season, the Pittsburgh Panthers fell to the #15 NC State Wolfpack 86 to 80. Xavier Johnson lead the Panthers with 27 points while...
WPTS’s Top 50 Albums of 2018
As End of the year list season comes to a close, it’s time for WPTS’s 50 favorite albums. 2018 was a really exciting year for music, with a number of great releases across a...
“Holy Hell” by Architects – Review
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 cancer....
“Gravity and Time” by The Black Black – Review
By Matthew Lawhead The Brooklyn industrial-tinged rock band The Black Black has existed with various lineups since 2012, but they have a tightness you would expect from a group that had maintained a consistent...
