Pitchforkflipped into Album Reviews1 day agoArthur Russell: Sketches for World of Echo / Open Vocal Phrases Where Songs Come In and OutPitchfork - Philip SherburneNo one listens to Arthur Russell just once. (Well, almost no one.) If you have heard his music, it is likely that you have internalized his singular voice and unique melodic sensibility, folded them into some innermost corner of your being. He has this effect on people, despite the fact—or maybe …
Pitchforkflipped into News1 day agoFoo Fighters and Drummer Josh Freese Part WaysPitchfork - Matthew StraussFoo Fighters have parted ways with Josh Freese, the drummer said on social media today. “The Foo Fighters called me Monday night to let me know they’ve decided ‘to go in a different direction with their drummer,’” Freese wrote. “No reason was given.” He continued, “I enjoyed the past two years with …
Pitchforkflipped into News1 day agoThe Black Keys Detail New Album No Rain, No Flowers, Share SongPitchfork - Matthew StraussEarlier this year, the Black Keys announced the No Rain, No Flowers Tour. Soon after, they released the singles “The Night Before” and “Babygirl.” Now, Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney have announced the new album No Rain, No Flowers. The duo’s follow-up to 2024’s Ohio Players is out August 8 (Easy …
Pitchforkflipped into News1 day agoWolf Alice Announce 2025 North American Tour DatesPitchfork - Madison BloomWolf Alice have announced a tour in support of their newly announced album The Clearing. The British rock quartet will kick things off on September 10, in Atlanta, before stopping in Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, Salt Lake City, and more. They’ll wrap up the North American leg …
Pitchforkflipped into News1 day agoWatch Pavement Perform “Harness Your Hopes” on ColbertPitchfork - Jazz MonroePavement appeared on last night’s episode of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, performing their old sleeper hit “Harness Your Hopes” at the Ed Sullivan Theater. Watch it below. The appearance accompanies the limited theatrical release this week of Alex Ross Perry’s part-biopic, part mockumentary …
Pitchforkflipped into The Pitch1 day agoHurry Up Tomorrow Review: The Weeknd Is Still High on His Own MythologyPitchfork - Madison BloomHurry Up Tomorrow opens with the Weeknd getting unceremoniously dumped via voicemail. “I don’t know if you remember last night and the things you said. But I’m done,” the disembodied voice threatens. “I’m leaving you.” As the camera pulls back, we witness a scene relatable only to chart-topping pop …
