sorry I know they were important to y’all in middle school and some of the ballads are ok but RHCP has gotta be one of the worst bands ever to become stratospherically popular
to me the best ‘90s music isn’t Nirvana or Soundgarden or Alice In Chains, it’s the shit people were making in the late ‘90s when they realized genre was over
evolution of a Dylan fan:
1. "this guy can't sing"
2. "Visions of Johanna is good"
3. "this song from the '80s with terrible production is his best song"
4. "this song he didn't even release is his best song"
can we bring back whatever that genre is from the '90s that's like rave music meets the Rolling Stones and all the lyrics are about finding Jesus through drugs
I like everything about this guy except his music. I wish I could be his boyfriend and introduce him to acid and ‘70s Miles so he unlocks his full potential
idk if Pitchfork is gonna still want reviews of the weird-ass music I like but if you need a really, really good writer who doesn’t need a lot of editing and who I guarantee will turn you on to something amazing you haven’t heard before get in touch—daniel.bromfield
@gmail
.com
For my
@atlasobscura
debut I worked with
@amayyasi
to research some of America's most distinctive regional pizzas. I also interviewed Steve Cokrlic of 29th Street Pizza & Subs, famous for its Altoona-style pizza (that's the one with American cheese on it).
For everyone who keeps commenting “I thought this guy was from the Simpsons”, his name is Frank Nelson, he started doing it in the 1940s and he did it literally everywhere.
I want Moodymann to make his Antidawn. Just 45 minutes of glasses clinking, people talking, Moodymann occasionally murmuring something cryptic, and someone vaguely playing cocktail piano in the background
For
@wweek
pride issue I interviewed
@VyletPony
, who’s put out a ton of sweeping, complex, gorgeous concept albums based on My Little Pony fandom. As a one-time Bionicle fanfic writer, I was hooked, and her discography is a rabbit hole worth diving into.
Ornette Coleman had his 10-year-old son play drums on the Empty Foxhole and he played it for his buddies and half of them were like “holy shit who is this drummer” and the other half were like “this sounds like a little kid playing drums”
I've had a hard time describing this album by comparing it to any less than four wildly divergent things and yet it doesn't sound like a crazy genre mashup but like an idea that's always existed and was just waiting for someone to tap into it. My fav album of the decade so far
Still catching up with some stuff I missed last year. This is really great, hearing everything from Durutti Column to Joni’s underrated 90s album ‘Night Ride Home’ even Red House Painters but fcked with by Oneohtrix Point Never ‘Replica’ style production
ML Buch - Suntub (2023)
The Blue Nile's 1989 cult classic, Hats, is an album of euphoric love and loss that unfolds slowly and with starry eyes. Its noir mood and icy melodrama are still felt all over modern pop
Revisit our review ↓
I love how when the Orb signed to Kompakt they put out an album called Okie Dokie It’s The Orb On Kompakt. More artists should do that. “Big Deal It’s Burial On XL”
wrote about Sufjan’s first masterpiece for its 20th anniversary. Thanks
@chrisdeville
for getting in touch with me to do this and check out his 10th anniversary piece on the album for more Michigan thoughts
I talked to
@michaelada_
at
@sfexaminer
about
@RegionalUSFood
! I think this is the first time one of my projects has been covered in SF media. Thanks so much Michaela for reaching out and to everyone for getting RegionalUSFood to almost 150K followers.
this is awesome. more publications should do this. listening to a piece of new music and thinking of it as “new music” creates all this baggage that makes it hard to appreciate it properly—I like to wait a year or two to check out the albums everyone raves about at this point
.
@dalejondale
at
@thetakeout
interviewed me about my regional food account
@RegionalUSFood
, come here to learn about why I post pictures of enormous pork tenderloin sandwiches
best vibe kills in history:
1: “She’s Leaving Home”
2: the scene in the Beach Bum where Zac Efron and Matthew McConaughey rob an old man on a cart
3: The Frank Ocean interlude where his mom talks about weed
4: The scene in The Big Lebowski where the cop throws a cup at the Dude
This is one of the most interesting, enlightening interviews I’ve ever done. It was such an honor to be able to speak to ANOHNI (
@rebismusic
), an artist whose music I’ve loved since I was 15—and who just put out possibly her best album ever—for
@stereogum
.
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the fact that young classic rock kids pivot towards AJR and AWOLNATION instead of, like, Sheer Mag indicates something is deeply and fundamentally wrong
So much good shit has come out in the last 5-6 years if you’re a fan of loud guitar music, but it gets ignored by what’s left of rock writers because they’re completely out of touch with the genre they’re supposed to be covering.
Wrote about the awesome new
@PulseEmitter
album for my first
@pitchfork
review of December. Don’t forget to check out the awesome run of synth albums he put out on Bandcamp earlier this year leading up to it