Darrin Hall stuns as Pitt topples #25 Virginia 23-13
by Sean Magguilli Darrin Hall stormed up and down the turf of Scott Stadium as the Pittsburgh Panthers rolled over the Virginia Cavaliers 23 to 13 on Friday. He rushed for 229 yards off...
WPTS and BAS Present: Pittsburgh Made
Do you ever feel like you’re a 90s Kid? Do you feel things that only 90s kids would understand? Do you listen to throwback jams? Well then join WPTS radio for our annual hip-hop showcase,...
WPTS and Opus One Present The Menzingers, Nov 18
What’s cookin’, good lookin’? The Menzingers are sizzlin’ up some sweet tunes at the Mr. Smalls Theatre in Pittsburgh. If you don’t have plans on November 18th (Or even if you do) enter WPTS Radio’s giveaway...
Neck Deep at Mr Smalls Theatre – Review
By Meghan Zonno Arriving at the de-sanctified Catholic church that is Mr. Smalls, I could hardly believe I was going to a pop-punk show, as the Church seems antithetical to the MO of punk....
“Small Car, Big Wheels” by Enjoy – Review
By John Wright It’s interesting to consider what great artists would excel when dropped into other eras; would Hans Zimmer be considered a great composer had he lived in the baroque period? Would the...
WPTS’s Halloween Playlist 2018
By Music Staff Halloween is a day for getting spooky and indulging in candy. Here at WPTS we decided to compile a playlist of spooky treats that you can listen to while getting your...
“Carolina Confessions” by Marcus King Band – Review
By Jacqui Siebar The Marcus King Band is from Greenville, South Carolina; there are six members in the band, with Marcus King– the singer and guitarist– in the front. Their latest album, Carolina Confession,...
Pitt Women’s Soccer falls to Notre Dame 2-0
by Sean Magguilli For the last time this season, The Pittsburgh Panthers looked to defend their home pitch against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Sunday afternoon. Having not scored in the past three...
“Even as the Light Grows” by The Dark Third – Review
By Matthew Lawhead Trying to describe the music on Even as the Light Grows by Auckland art rockers The Dark Third feels very similar to trying to describe the cover art. It showcases many...
“Like a Baby” by Jerry Paper – Review
By Spencer Smith On Like a Baby, Jerry Paper is as goofy and sardonic as ever, yet ever poised and hyper-focused on crafting his brand of mockingly digestible pop. Paper, also known as the...
