In this episode of the Pitchfork Review podcast, our critics discuss what we loved listening to this year, focusing on independent artists including Animal Collective, Sudan Archives, and Destroyer, along with newcomers like Ice Spice and Grace Ives.
In anticipation of our forthcoming year-end lists, our critics discuss some of our favorite albums of the year, along with the biggest disappointments and the songs we never want to hear again.
Our critics discuss apocalyptic singer-songwriter Weyes Blood’s And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow and metal duo Dream Unending’s cinematic opus Song of Salvation.
To cap off our year-end coverage, we’re talking about the best and worst in categories that may not merit entire lists of their own: petty lawsuits, coronavirus-era concerts, and more.
A discussion of Fiona Apple’s modern classic Fetch the Bolt Cutters, and a peek behind the curtain at Pitchfork’s 10 review.
Our editors and writers discuss their favorite rock and rap albums of the year, from Yves Tumor, Jay Electronica, and more.
A conversation about the captivating sounds, burgeoning industry, and increasingly global influence of West African pop music, on our podcast The Pitchfork Review.
Our editors take sides and debate which songs by Waxahatchee, Phoebe Bridgers, Destroyer, and more deserve inclusion in our year-end list, on our podcast The Pitchfork Review.
Our recommendations of songs for easing homesickness, remembering the thrills of a live show, and teaching your children, on our podcast The Pitchfork Review.
A conversation about the long and complex relationship between music and social justice movements, on our podcast The Pitchfork Review.
A conversation with the Big Thief songwriter about her new solo album and the music that has soundtracked her life, on our podcast The Pitchfork Review.
The everything-goes experimental pop duo discuss their favorite music and the complicated nature of genre labels, on our podcast The Pitchfork Review.