Something Old, Something New, Vol. 3
Something Old, Something New is a biweekly feature where we talk about one classic album from the 20th...
Tagged: Blog
Humans of WPTS: Vol. 1
Kieran Peleaux, WPTS Training Director “Where’d you get that sweater from?” “It’s a great story. It’s my roommate’s childhood sweater. We share it. It’s our shared article of clothing. So we take turns...
Concert Review: Julianna Barwick
Written by: Dan Willis I got my friend to take the above photo. It features me and a delightfully good-natured musician named Julianna Barwick. It was taken after her performance at the Andy Warhol...
Movie Review: The Monuments Men
By Matt Patton The Monuments Men (2014) Director: George Clooney Starring: George Clooney, Matt Damon, Cate Blanchett, Bill Murray, John Goodman, Bob Balaban, Jean Dujardin Rating: B+ Every year in the post-“awards season” lull...
Something Old, Something New, Vol. 2
Something Old, Something New is a biweekly feature where we talk about one classic album from the 20th...
Gabe Frank on Folk Guitarists
Blood on the Tracks, Bob Dylan’s 1975 revival album, has long been praised by critics and Dylan fans alike. This is due in part to the mood it creates. We feel Dylan’s...
Embracing Your Family’s Awkward Holiday
By: Matt Patton The fact that Thanksgiving and Christmas occur pretty much within a month of each other makes the waning moments of the year among the most interesting. Everyone, for the most part,...
WPTSRadio’s Haunted Music Video Favorites
Hey Guys, Ghouls, Trickers, Treaters, Costumed Hooligans, and unfortunate looking do gooders! It’s Hallos-weenie Time again and WPTS would like to share our top picks (in no particular order) for the spookiest progressive music...
Pitchfork-Rejected Reviews Series: “A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out”
Album: A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out Artist: Panic! at the Disco Reviewed by: Matt Singer It’s when we’re at our most hollow, naked and weak that we feel the strangulation of contemporary art’s...
Breaking News: Remaining Druid Members Suspected to be Corgis
Early in the morning on Thursday, April 11th, WPTS observed the sudden disappearance of a large volume of copies of The Pitt News from newsstands around the Pitt campus. While this may have normally...
