pitchfork is dumb (#34985859340293849494 in a series.)

awesome work all around, loved reading

I enjoy selling Fleetwood Mac records to teenagers. I really do.

If this music excites you, you're already dead.

87. The National - “Pink Rabbits” (4AD)
The link on Pitchfork is to a song by The National called “Sea Of Love” so I'll just listen to that.... We may never know what “Pink Rabbits” sounds like but if “Sea Of Love” is any indication, we will never know what “Pink Rabbits” sounds like.

Lol but pink rabbits is a great track.

Haha xp so good

And theoretically I like the IDEA of genre-smashing superheroes like M.I.A. And Santigold, but for some reason I hear their stuff and when it's done it's gone. Right out of my head. Like a bird. Like a bird that knows Diplo.

glad you liked it, you guyz! hugz & kissez! your pal, SS

post more often please

You certainly helped articulate my feelings towards mbv in a way that I never quite could: I am definitely a fan of the old stuff. When the new album came out, I was happy for even bigger fans in the way that you are happy for a relative who gets a promotion or a friend who posts pictures on Facebook of them finishing some sort of charity road race. Good for you!

it was so nice to have kevin $hields back, i welcomed him

ahaha

lol

“I Love My Dad” finds Kozelek possibly outing himself as a recovering alcoholic (“I’ll have an O’Doul’s and my friend here will have a Guinness”) and a victim of child abuse, but it's otherwise quotably hilarious, detailing a relationship with his father where valuable life lessons are imparted through both Iron Mike-style beatdowns and Edgar Winter records.

If this wasn't glib enough, there's also a YouTube link to the Tyson/Spain fight underneath "Iron Mike-style beatdowns" in case you felt like investigating Kozelek's abuse metaphor further.

skot otm

a solo strikes down out [of] nowhere like a cartoon lightning bolt

but nothing here feels as unhinged as the borealis chaos of at the end of "Northern Lights"

you missed the craziest part of the review which was the microwaved banana metaphor

i kind of liked that

"this album is an epic of of modest proportions"

who needs editors?

Of Modest is the name of my dog

see i can imagine what an "epic of of modest proportions" might be. sort of like chamber music.

can't wait for the next minor copyediting error to appear on the website so you can bump this thread again. it really is an endless giddy thrill

oh wait "of of" is the complaint? wow.

RIP journalism

"this album is an epic of of montreal proportions"

that wasn't the only minor copywriting error today, either, just the most adorable

"an epic of modest proportions"

less like the Siege of Troy than the Assault on Precinct 13

this album is an epic of modest mouse proportions

this daily spot-the-typo game is a nice warm-up to the ny times crossword puzzle. thanks pitchfork!

"and an example [of] what makes Elbow, at its least potent, so subtly unsubtle."

That's a horribly written review from start to finish

"an effortlessly leaden exhibition of glum triumphalism"

Why are you up so early

got excellent news yesterday afternoon and was too wired to sleep

Congratulations on being appointed as P4k's new copy editor :)

you missed the best one: "a discrete if uninentional reimagining of Blur’s 'Tender'"

that's a beauty!

if i copy-edited for them 龜 there'd never ever ever be a single mistake ever, i'm sure

I have no idea how this Jas0n HeIIer guy gets work. He is consistently terrible.

read other things by heller that seem okay. help your bros edit, pfork. you can do it

http://pitchfork.com/news/54930-pitchfork-launches-nightcap-series/

This June, Pitchfork is launching Nightcap, a series of late night shows across the United States.

It starts at 10 PM. Get it? It's a show, but it starts kinda late!! Isn't that really interesting??

don't they know about noise ordinances!

that's not even that late for a show

oohhh things are gonna get a little blue at that hour i bet

More like night crap.

I am seriously confused by this entire thing since a) as CAD said that is really not that late for a show b) what is the appeal of having a show start kind of late?

"starts at 10pm" means the headliner goes on at 1 am in my experience so that's pretty late
appeal to the venue would be they can rent out the space and make money
jim beam gets a ton of exposure
all the shows are in major cities where 1 am start is not ridic
seems pretty straightforward

does everyone that goes to these shows get commemorative caps?

everyone gets commemorative mustaches

So they'll film some shows? I don't see any reason to mock this. Yeah so it's not very late, what idiots gawd!

Though honestly they didn't really explain this very well. Is there a concept/gimmick to it beyond recording live performances?

Pitchfork presents: Youtube.

Oh wait they're throwing shows. So they're just booking bands?