Prince Daddy and the Hyena – Cosmic Thrill Seekers Review by Rachel Hines It sounds ambitious on paper: a story of mental health and drug use portrayed as a genre-blending pop punk concept album...
Shin Guard, Live in Chicago by Tom Schwaba Three tacos and a large horchata were satisfying my five-minutes-late stomach, but the opening trio’s sheer wave of sound was what really put me onto my...
Thom Yorke – Anima Review by Spencer Smith [This week I was rewatching Twin Peaks: The Return with subtitles and the captions for the sound effects were really amusing me, so I decided to...
NO LIES WITH TRUTH CLUB by Nick Jacobyansky I spent a Wednesday evening in June inside of a small indoor batting cage in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. While smackin’ around the old twineball...
Faye Webster – Atlanta Millionaires Club Review by Eden Petri I never understood the genre dream pop, until I listened to Atlanta Millionaires Club. Faye Webster’s new album is the materialization of a dream,...
By Kevin Mejia Tampa Bay Lightning – Most of the historic Lightning roster returns for another season. Getting swept by a Columbus squad is not a great look, but head coach John Tortorella had them playing with an underdog state of mind. Goalie Andrei...
Review by Derek Adams 9/10 Gold & Grey marks the final piece in Baroness’ chromatically-themed albums, and it’s a stunning conclusion. Hailing from Savannah, Georgia, Baroness has been making quite a name for themselves,...
Listmas is a phenomenon every music fan anticipates like a small tot anxiously awaiting their birthday, or perhaps Pixar’s improbable announcement of Coco 2. We here at WPTS love sharing our music opinions so...
Review by Calder 9/10 Is Slowthai’s Nothing Great About Britain the most original grime album to get mainstream attention in the last few years? Yeah, probably. Is it a grime album, an experimental hip-hop...
Review by Dustin Butoryak 9/10 Withdraw is a stunning sophomore accomplishment from U.K. punk four-piece Fresh. This album briskly marches through the curious mind & spirit of vocalist/main songwriter Kathryn Woods, a march that...
1. Kelela Raven (Warp)
2. Fireworks Higher Lonely Power (Run For Cover)
3. Nosaj Thing Continua (LuckyMe)
4. Daisy the Great All You Need Is Time (S-Curve)
5. Her Head's On Fire College Rock & Clove Cigarettes (Iodine)
6. Little Simz NO THANK YOU (Forever Living Originals/AWAL)
7. Paul Spring Thunderhead (Self-Released)
8. Jessica Winter Limerence [EP] (Lucky Number)
9. Deerhoof Miracle-Level (Joyful Noise)
10. Emelia Austin From Another Sky (Anxiety Blanket)
