Lillie Mae: The Folk Singer We Need
By Chet Rengers Wednesday; also known as hump day, the midpoint of the week. Sometimes it is the most miserable after Monday. My most recent Wednesday was not as miserable as most Wednesdays past,...
Can the GOP Maintain Party Unity in the Time of Trump?
By: Daniel Keller For those who have seen the Netflix original series House of Cards, the vital role that the congressional whip plays in Congress is evident. The show, through its protagonist Frank Underwood,...
Being Human: Professor Rob Nixon
This time on Being Human, Dan Kubis talks with Professor Rob Nixon of Princeton University.
The Problem with Parran Hall
By: Morgan Gilmer Last month, the statue of Stephen Foster was removed from its place next to Schenley Plaza in Oakland. The removal comes after years of controversy as the statue depicts Foster, the...
Wide Awake! by Parquet Courts – Review
Review by John Wright Score: 9/10 Andrew Savage and the rest of Parquet Courts continue to soar to new heights in their continuing saga of a rock band from Texas come to...
Solo: A Star Wars Story – Movie Review
By Cale Berger Rating: 7/10 Solo: A Star Wars Story is the second installment in the historic sci-fi franchise to veer from its traditional episodic format. The film serves as an origin story for...
Double Trouble Featured Artist: American Standards
We here at Double Trouble love to support artists we think deserve more appreciation. As such, we’ve decided to work with artists to give them that same chance. Each week, we’ll feature a different...
Champions League Final Preview
By Michael Hamby Champions League Final Die Meister, Die Besten, Les grandes équipes, The CHAAAAAAAMPIOOOOOONS. That’s right ladies and gentlemen, it is time, and if I am being honest I could not be happier....
Minus by Daniel Blumberg – Review
Review by Spencer Smith Score: 7/10 English musician Daniel Blumberg got on the map playing guitar and singing on indie rock/shoegaze group Yuck’s self-titled debut in 2011, but his most recent release...
Pavement Ist Rad: A Brief History of Stephen Malkmus
A WPTS Special Feature by Spencer Smith Pavement is a rock band, formed in the late 80’s in California. They are known mostly for either their slacker, lo-fi aesthetic or broad influence...
