
rock and pop music critic, @wsj, freelance elsewhere • former EIC @pitchfork • [email protected] • https://teapawt.org/t.co/0yd4rnY6iX
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wrote about a handful of all-timers for the p4k indie rock list, including one by Liz Phair. I’m reminded of the time a few years back when I texted my sister to ask if she knew it...
What is indie rock? Our answer is these 100 albums
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One of my favorite writers @MarkRichardson on one of my favorite albums. pitchfork.com/reviews/albums…
powerless against prompts like these & like seeing them from people I follow, so...I decided to pick one from each decade 1940s - 2020s that made a big impact on me at some point. Bird is a cheat, all of it recorded in 40s tho
great piece by @vcunningham on Grandmaster Flash’s book newyorker.com/magazine/2026/…
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Totally forgot The Glow Pt. 2 came out on 9/11. I was THRILLED to have a retrospective from @MarkRichardson for its 20th anniversary five years ago:
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RIP David Fair, few bands have an opening statement as powerful as the “Calling All Girls” EP youtu.be/v9uKSLs3kOQ?si=GEAl…
RIP Dave Marsh. I believe the first two music books I read were Born to Run and Before I Get Old. Almost every idea for how to write a list blurb can be traced to The Heart of Rock & Soul: The 1001 Greatest Singles Ever Made
R.I.P. to the legendary music writer Dave Marsh, whose magnificent book on the Who was one of my original inspirations for pursuing this insane line of work. He was always kind and generous to me personally as well. Condolences to @JimRotolo and all of his friends and family.
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Haven't seen this one mentioned in a minute, but man...what a record.
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On this day 30 years ago, Stars of the Lid visited NYC’s Other Music. The 21-minute performance was filmed and is now available to watch in full on the Stars of the Lid Forever website: starsofthelidforever.com/sho…
Videotaped by Derek Yip.
Goodbye to Bob Weir. I’m guessing many Dead fans are like I was, where you pay much more attention to Jerry first. But Weir, esp early on, was one of the weirdest and most interesting rhythm guitar players ever, and a great songwriter.
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Kaleb Horton died. He had a seizure, I don’t know anything else. He was one of the best writers I ever worked with. I like this picture where it looks like he was 500 feet tall.
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Kaleb Horton was the type of writer I always wanted to be. His stories were important. His life was important. I’m so, so sad that he’s gone.
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nice tribute to writer Peter Shapiro, who recently passed. he did so much amazing work for @thewiremagazine in the late 90s and 00s. when I saw his byline I was immediately interested even when I knew nothing about the subject. thewire.co.uk/in-writing/the…
he wrote a classic and essential book on disco, too. RIP. archive.org/details/turnbeat…


















