The hump day half-dozen: Thundercat, Ultraísta, Empress Of + more!
It’s time for round three of the “hump day half dozen!” It may be the final week of classes, but that doesn’t mean our music staff is letting up on their love of sharing...
Tagged: rock
The hump day half-dozen: Sufjan Stevens, Yves Tumor, Porridge Radio + more!
Welcome to another installment of the “hump day half dozen!” We hope you enjoyed our selections from last week’s post, and we are eager to dish out a new round of albums for you...
The hump day half-dozen: King Krule, PAT, U.S. Girls + more!
Hey it’s us, WPTS Radio! Remember us?? REMEMBER?!?!?! Regardless of the fact that the University of Pittsburgh has switched completely to online classes, our members have been working tirelessly to keep representing the best...
Surviving the Apocalypse with Strange Ranger – Review
Review by Dylan Falk 8/10 Predicting the apocalypse has become somewhat of a mainstream idea these days. The world is constantly increasing in temperature, and people our age are incredibly scared for their futures....
Toto, I Don’t Think We’re in the Galaxy Anymore – Review
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...
No Lies with Truth Club – Show Review
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...
SWMRS at The Rex Theater – Review
By Meghan Zonno SWMRS is a four piece rock band from Oakland, California. The band is fronted by brothers Cole and Max Becker. Cole plays the rhythm guitar and Max plays lead guitar. They...
“Titanic Rising” by Weyes Blood – Review
By Jacqui Siebar Natalie Mering, known as Weyes Blood, released her new album Titanic Rising on April 5th, 2019. This indie /alternative album is packed with beautiful lyrics, futuristic sounds, and classical instruments. The...
Stephen Malkmus Will Have His Groove and Eat It Too on “Groove Denied”
By Nick Jacobyansky Radiohead did it. Animal Collective did it. Hell, even McCartney did it: continued making music knowing that Pavement had already perfected the medium. Additionally, all of these acts tried their hand...
Is Andrew Bird’s “My Finest Work Yet” Appropriately Named?
By Matthew Lawhead With a career spanning over twenty years and a slew of releases, Andrew Bird has returned with My Finest Work Yet. He is a singer-songwriter, but he is also a multi-instrumentalist...
