“On This Day Last Year” by Lay Low Moon – Review
By Matthew Lawhead Growing up in a small town in Southern Illinois, there was not all that much for teens to do. There were times that it could feel absolutely stifling, which was a...
Category: General Station
“I’ve Tortured You Long Enough” by Mass Gothic – Review
Review by John Wright Score: 7/10 It’s always seemed, to me at least, that creating art in collaboration with someone you love must be a deeply exhausting experience. Working relationships, even for artists, need...
Deaf Wish – WPTS Interviews
Interview by Matthew Lawhead On September 11th, Melbourne band Deaf Wish performed at Babyland with the Gotobeds and TRVSS. Afterwards, they were kind enough to step aside for an interview. We spoke with guitarist...
Riot Fest 2018 Day One – Review
By Stevie Priller Riot Fest 2018 happened. Despite fears that the festival would be cancelled due to major delays in second wave lineup announcements, Riot Fest 2018 happened, and it was great. For those...
“Negro Swan” by Blood Orange – Review
Review by Spencer Smith Score: 9/10 In rank opposition to 2016’s percussive and funky Freetown Sound, Dev Hynes aka Blood Orange strips back for his most minimal project yet. Instrumentally it also places Hynes’...
“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...
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...
