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Pitchfork is being 'folded into GQ magazine' which is corporate speak for 'you are (almost) all fired'.
@jennpelly
I don't know what will happen to the Pitchfork website or Youtube channel , but now might be a good time to revisit some of the many great interviews they have done over the years.
Embracing that obsolescence (Ode to joy)
Dad-Rock VS indiepop, obsolescenza selvaggia e magliette per crisi di mezza età, ascoltando i Wilco sul treno.
"All my life I thought had changed."
An album that I’m just recently getting into is Angel Olsen’s latest.
I hadn’t heard of it (nor her) until a few weeks ago when I filtered Rob Mitchum’s Top Albums of 2016 Google spreadsheet by the genres I like best and Olsen was on top.
(The album was #6 overall, only one spot behind Lemonade for crying out loud!)
A recurring theme I’m noticing in much of the new indie rock I’ve been enjoying, it sort of has a ‘90s vibe to it.
She doesn’t seem to have any tour stops scheduled in Florida, but hopefully that changes soon.
All together, it sounds like the first record ever written with the goal expressly in mind of being kick-ass to play on Rock Band.
Rob Mitchum's review of Raditude by Weezer
Rob Mitchum and Jane Greer in Out of the Past.
it's like, if you're a big baseball fan, the rules of the game are the same, and it's the same people and the same plays, but it's all in a different order. you never know what's going to happen - sometimes it really sucks. and the fact that it can be really bad makes the good games even better. you'll watch a blowout and it's terrible, but the next game they'll come back from eight runs down and it's the best game ever. and then you get hooked into it because you want to go to every show you can, because the one you don't go to is going to be the best show ever.
-rob mitchum @phishcrit
Science Bureau: The Pilot – the science behind sport
You don’t have to have a PhD to follow sports in the 21st century - but it doesn’t hurt. Post-Moneyball, a working knowledge of probability, statistical significance, and normalization is critical to avoid dropping McCarverisms while discussing a game.
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