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Ride Lonesome
Beck
The blues sound a little gray on Beck’s new album, a spiritual sequel to Morning Phase blending country-folk songwriting and gently psychedelic West Coast rock.
Age of the Exhibitionist
Rebecca Black
The pop singer’s second album constructs a voyeuristic fantasy out of durable, club-friendly dance-pop with enough eccentricities to keep things interesting.
Scour Order
Krallice
Amid a career of ceaseless experimentation, the New York black metal band finally gives into nostalgia. They’re having a blast just letting it rip.
These Killing Times
Emma Ruth Rundle
Casting a wide collaborative net across the world of heavy music, the Portland musician captures a newfound sense of momentum, even optimism, in her doomy, downcast songwriting.
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Easy Rider (Music From the Soundtrack)
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we revisit the blockbuster soundtrack for the 1969 biker classic: a generational bounty of radio hits that, taken together, sounds like a dying dream.
New Reader Reviews
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Heart Like a Levee
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Lateness of Dancers
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Pylon
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