MH The Verb review
Written by: Alyssa Davidson Filmed by: Alyssa Davidson and Ben Hoover Audio mixed by: Evan Lawrence Review Edited by : Derek Adams WPTS has an extensive history, and many of our previous members have...
Category: General Station
Movie Review: A Quiet Place
By: Michael Hamby Rating: 8.5/10 A Quiet Place Movie Review What’s up, movie watchers? Ready to live on the edge of your seat? Become terrified of the slightest noise? Probably stop liking the idea...
“An Ache For Distant Places” by Fernway – Review
Review by Stevie Priller Score: 9/10 If you’re looking for some pop punk that isn’t super generic, Fernway’s debut EP An Ache For Distant Places is for you. The band recorded their EP in...
Worriers Interview
Interview by Thomas Troyan Last month before their solo set in Pittsburgh Lauren from Worriers was kind enough to sit down in an Oakland basement for an interview with our staffer Thomas for WPTS...
Princess Nostalgia Review
Edit: Brian McMinn 3/4/2020 Review written by: Dakota Arnold Filmed by: Ben Hoover Audio mixed by: Evan Lawrence This review is brought to you by The Pittsburgh local music scene is underrated and scattered...
Painted Eyes – Interview
A WPTS Music special feature by Calder Buisch and Ryan Hartman Painted Eyes is the special guest on Electric Bananarama this week! Before the show we talked to Matt, their bass player, to...
“Vacation in Hell” by Flatbush Zombies – Review
Review by Dakota Arnold Score: 9/10 Psychedelic Hip-Hop is a genre that most Hip-Hop lovers are fans of, and a term that not many people know how to define. It consists of...
Film Was A Mistake: Annihilation
Welcome to Film Was A Mistake, a podcast where we talk about the latest movies, or whatever we decide to watch this week. In this inaugural episode, our podcasters Ben, Morgan, Elyssa, and John talk...
“Aura” by Clara Kent – Review
Review by Dakota Arnold Score: 9/10 Clara Kent, an up and coming neo-soul artist from Pittsburgh, dropped her debut album Aura in February of 2018. Aura is very engaging in terms of...
“Now Only” by Mount Eerie – Friday Featured Review
Review by Spencer Smith. Score: 9/10 Last year’s Mount Eerie release, A Crow Looked at Me, kicked off with one of the most gut-wrenching songs I have heard in all my years...
