Every day, Pitchfork Media reviews new music. Today, PopSense decided to review Pitchfork.
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Top Story and Headlines - 4.6
Track Reviews - 8.1
Album Reviews - 6.8
Features - 6.2
Advertisement - 9.0
Forkcast - 5.3
OVERALL SCORE OF PITCHFORK.COM - 6.7
Unreleased Jeff Buckley Song in Tearjerker
And by "unreleased," you mean a remastered bootleg that's actually an Elton John cover song. Also, a using-lots-of-dashes-to-describe-something technique is a lazy way to describe something.
6.1Buy Billy Corgan Lunch!Doesn't say what actual cause the money is going towards, presumably it will go straight to the "Billy Corgan needs to eat since people stopped listening to the Smashing Pumpkins" fund -
4.5Is this the flaming lips album cover? - "We sure hope so" -- that's like putting a picture of Morgan Freedman and writing "We sure hope so" under a title that reads "Is this God?" - Hopeful Conjecture, Not News -
3.2Jim James to Release George Harrison Tribute
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7.4Pavement's Spiral Stairs Preps Solo Album
"Up until now, he's never recorded an album under his own name-- or his own pseudnym. That's about to change" -- PAGING DETECTIVE OBVIOUS, THIS IS THE OBVIOUS POLICE, YES WE USE PAGERS NOW -
5.2Devandra Finishes New LP, Leaves Label
"Banhart's sixth solo LP all finished, and it's due this fall on a label to be named later" - pitchfork caveman make blatant grammatical error!
1.3Justin Vernon (Bon Iver) Side Project Announced
With actual quotes from Justin Vernon, this news piece succeeds in illuminating an exciting new release with minimal Pitchfork commentary.
Best New News - 8.7 Virgin Mobile Fest Returns -- For Free
Unable to look past their bias towards Meriweather Post Pavilion (9.6), Pitchfork blindly claims that the show's lineup "looks strong." By averaging the latest album scores of the lineup, however, we see that this festival amounts to a mere 7.46667. Looks "meh."
7.3Dirty Projectors in Auto Accident
It's not an auto-accident unless somebody is seriously injured, you sensationalizing bastards.
2.6Jay Bennett's Death: Overdose
What?? A musician dies of overdose?? Now that's news people.
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Zach Kelly understands Beck better than Beck has ever understood Beck. Noting that Beck has "employ[ed] a somberness that his original music hasn't seen in a while" is an insightfully morose observation and vivaciously demonstrates a grasp of Beck's career and the context for this reviewer to discuss the song. Still not sure how one channels something "respectfully honest"... as opposed to disrespectfully dishonest? "I was singing "Born in the U.S.A. while spitting on my dad's my E-Street Band vinyl collection. Later, I totes lied about it."
Ian Cohen paints a glorious picture with this review that is a vivid display of understanding both in regards to Bloc Party and the english language, it is a picture so vibrant and descriptive that The Mona Lisa is suddenly revealed to be the piece of crap painting that a 3 year old mentally-challenged monkey could shit out on Microsoft Paint. Like any sane assessment of Bloc Party, this review cerebrally illustrates how the band has devolved into a foolish parody of themselves as well as 90's house music. With biting truthfulness Cohen labels the song as "just another Bloc Party single," accurately describing how fans are slowly beginning to accept Bloc Party's mediocrity.
Best New Track Review When Joe Colly decided to review 'Real Estate' he must have first freed himself of his own human existence, stood up on some higher plane near his now-lifeless human self, possibly on a chair or a large stool, looked down upon his jello-y Joe Colly frame and imparted wisdom from that slightly higher vantage point to allow himself to write this remarkably enlightening review. It is far too easy for critics of "lo-fi pop" to describe songs within this genre as "the lovechild of Wavves and No Age." Fortunately, Joe Colly does not take this shortcut in assessing "Real Estate," noting the track's "warmth and texture" rather than "cloying or of-the-moment" like a, say, Japandroids song. Colly's audacity - to treat a B-side, let a alone a lo-fi beach-pop B-side as its own entity - is ambitious to say the least.
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After navigating through word choices that Brian Howe seems to have included solely to prove that he got 3, count'em, 3 Gold stars on his 8th grade Language Arts exam (see: interpenetrating, proliferate, postmortem, etc), it becomes clear that this reviewer had absolutely nothing of substance to say about this album, and instead had already decided what Tortoise had to do in order to write "an ambitious record" despite the fact that he acknowledges that "the funny thing is that for most bands [this album] would be the very definition of an ambitious record."
The review is framed by two other lol-worthy paradoxes: First, the opening paragraph overstates how influential the band has been (if they actually "garnered a level of influence in indie music that almost rivals that of Animal Collective today," it would go without explaining). Secondly, Howe closes the review by saying, "You want to see them at least risk fucking up, and acknowledging that music is played by humans. Now that Tortoise have inarguably mastered the consideration of their namesake, it might not hurt them to tap into a little of the impulsiveness of the hare." Let's try to make sense of this: Brian Howe is implying two things in the first sentence: 1) The album is perfect in every way, there are no fuck ups, and 2) as a result of (1), the members of Tortoise are not human. In the proceeding sentence we have an analogy that seems like it could make sense, until we remember that Tortoises go slowly not as a result of carefully calculating all of their choices and making safe decisions, but rather simply because they are just slow fucking animals. This pun is not effective.
Finally, here is a sentence from the review:
"Now that smuggling non-guitar genres into indie rock is commonplace, the record could feel like a postmortem of Tortoise's own influence, and the air of self-consciousness that often attends their music thickens"
I will now review the rest of the review by using this same sentence and filling in a few blanks (I'm pretty sure Howe stole this sentence from me anyway when I was totally blazed out of my mind last week, so suck on that intellectual property law)
"Now that smuggling [words that make no sense in context into music reviews] is commonplace, the [review] could feel like a postmortem of [Brian Howe's] own influence, and the air of self-consciousness that often attends [his reviews thickens]."
This review made no sense, I still know nothing about Tortoise or the thickness of their musical self-consciousness.
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The much-anticipated Stephen M. Deusner review of The Lemonheads cover album 'Varshons' is one of the most adventurously clear, wildly comprehensive, and outrageously navigable reviews to grace the screen in what could be years. Not since the release of Brent DiCrescenzo's April 30, 2000 review of Sonic Youth's NYC Ghosts and Flowers have we seen such a responsibly crafted shitting on of an album.
As Deusner flawlessly transitions from one shockingly understandable phrase to another there are moments where the reader finds themselves asking, "Wait, Holy Shit, do I actually 'get' what is being said here?" Yes, yes you do.
In the first paragraph Deusner describes one tune as a "country-tinged murder ballad"-- an image that ambitiously combines both words that make sense to normal people and and words that should be used to describe music.
This sort of phraseology throughout the review gives the reader a sense of not wanting to kill themselves midway through it.
Serious speculation is surrounding the fact that this review could very well be the best of 2k9, but while some refuse to make such a bold statement this early in the year, everyone seems to be in general agreement that it is the ultimate answer to Brian Howe's helplessly shitty review of Tortoise's "Beacons of Ancestorship"
Thanks Stephen, it looks like 2k9 is gonna be a good year after all.
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Mike McGonigal was once quoted as saying, "I am the son of God" Actually that was Jesus, but based on this review, it's really hard to tell the difference between the two of them. Opening with a lyrical discussion on eye socket fucking, McGonigal reminds all you bitches that he had his name way before JK Rowling tried to make a fool of him.
He acknowledges the fact that the 'weirdo folk-rock record' can be so strong despite its living up to being exactly that is "almost a miracle" (you can't make up this Jesus imagery, people). McGonigal displays a Deusner-y understanding of writing a review: use terms like 'pretty as hell' that make sense to regular human beings.
When describing the oft-made connection between Roberts and Will Oldham, McGonigal says that it is not "the worst comparison," which is, of course, the reviewer's impressively tactful way of saying, "Fuck you Brian Howe"
McGonigal's style throughout this review can be summed up in one word: Fuck yeah. Ok, so that's two words, but he's Jesus, he can whatever the hell he wants so back off.
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Paul Thompson is an intelligent, all-around lovable guy with good intentions, but in this review we see him fall victim to a somewhat debilitating case of 'talking about shit that doesn't actually have to do with the music but could help him come to a conclusion about it regardless'.
Thompson describes the Loud Wars as being formulaic, which is inherently meant to hold negative weight. However, if one were to describe an album review that met a formula in which the reviewer talked more about the music recorded on the album instead of other things that aren't recorded on the album, you'd be describing a good review. In a very pitchforkian sense, then Paul Thompson's review is both formulaic and yet not formulaic at all. It's so human yet so digital. Yet at the same time-- at the VERY same time-- it is so not Merriweather Post Pavilion.
Still, this may all be a result of crappy music, not lazy reviewing. We'll give you a break on this one Paul, but only because you're so goddamn lovable.
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Oh David Bevan, why have you forsaken me?
In an incredibly uninspired review, David Bevan is sending readers into a frenzy of disappointment, but can one really blame the reviewer for the remarkably high standards that readers set upon them after past successes? Of course we all remember Bevan's past genre-shaking reviews that seemed to say, "hey language, yeah you, written word, you are no longer a viable medium for what I need to convey," but can't a guy just take a breather every once in a while?
Is it fair of one critic to tell another critic that they can't use phrases like "walls of sound" to describe something good despite the fact that everyone knows that a wall of sound is not only the most generic phrase, but also just conveys the message that the sound is a large, impenetrable substance made probably of brick or some other material that would just hurt if it ever came at you or you ran into it? Is that even a question?
Nevertheless, you have to give a man props for rating two albums in one review and claiming that one album is exactly 1/100th better than the other. Only a review penned by The Bev could make such an aggressive choice.
It is, however, unforgivable, to end a review with a statement that is so incredibly pompous (yet simultaneously nondescriptive) that it makes Brian Howe look like Bill Shakespeare. I present, unedited, Bevan's big closing number:
"Santos seems to be trying to transcend the idea of listening experience in particular. He's taken to finding a spectrum of sound that mirrors more than just a moment."
If this is true, if Santos has in fact transcended the concept of listening and that all other music simply captures a moment whereas Santos' music mirrors somehow more than this, than this album needs not only to receive a 10.0 but also to be played over loud speakers big-brother style for every human being to listen to immediately. All other music will be burned because it is no longer relevant. Apparently, neither is David Bevan.
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Guest lists: Japandroids
Oh cool, the same questionnaire we see every day. Oh well, bands are just numbers, so these questions should be relevant to everyone. "You know what, I actually don't have a mobile phone. I'm the last of my kind." Incredible. - 7.6
Interviews: Phoenix
Because Pitchfork prefaces the interview with explaining how Phoenix frontman Thomas Mars' "english fails him" sometimes and how his "big ideas don't always totally translate on the page," we've taken up the taks of further translated Mr. Mars responses to these "fascinating" and "hard-hitting" questions. By providing answers of our own.
Pitchfork: Congrats on playing "Saturday Night Live". Did they try to get you guys in any comedy skits?
Thomas Mars: Unless you are justin Timberlake, the musical guest never acts in a skit. Good first question, douche.
Pitchfork: It feels like people are really ready to love Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix. Do you feel like people are responding to this record more than anything else you've done?
TM: It feels like we're already a semi-popular band, so yeah, people are responding to this now because they actually know who we are.
Pitchfork: It's funny you mention that, because I was thinking how your songs could be in a billion commercials. Specifically, they seem perfect for iPod ads, which tend to go with really pop-oriented, upbeat music. Would you want to do an ad like that?
TM: Is this a trick question? Don't you shit on bands who do iPod ads? Is this a nice way of asking me if we're going to sell out?
Pitchfork: I think a lot of people think of the iPod commercial when they hear Coldplay's "Viva la Vida."
TM: Hmm, people associate incredibly popular songs with an incredibly popular ad campaign. Profound.
Pitchfork: I read that some of the songs on the new record took three years to complete. Obviously, you're not working on the same song everyday for three years
TM: What else does three years to complete mean? - 5.9
Interviews: Bat for Lashes
"Then, bolstering her astronomical metaphors with a tragic character inspired by the seamy underbelly of old New York, and trading debut album Fur and Gold's orchestral druid-rock trappings for booming percussion and 1980s electro synths, she makes the whole thing magnificently her own."
That is one sentence. This paragraph is then closed with a latin phrase "Exeunt omnes." Good thing Natasha Khan is cool. - 8.0
Articles: Bonnaroo 2009
Wow, three pages of miraculously non-comprehensive reviews of each band that played, this SO sums up the Bonnaroo experience for a vast majority of the audience!
Excerpt:
TV on the Radio [Which Stage; 6:45 p.m.]
"TVOTR are also a well-oiled festival machine by this point, rolling through their catalog with a sharp precision and few curiosity-killing lulls. Maybe too much so: some of the menace of "Wolf Like Me" and "Staring at the Sun" was dissipated, either by the familiarity of the moment or they peaceful sunset Tunde Adebimpe bellowed into."
It's a sad thing when a band's "menace" is "disspated" by "familiarty" and a "peaceful sunset." That's EXACTLY what I was thinking! - 4.5
This Book is Broken
"This Book is Broken" (article by Pitchfork writer, Stuart Berman)
A highly critical commentary on the gripping new novel "This Book is Broken," which is also written by Pitchfork writer, Stuart Berman.
- self-ball-tonguing assholes - 0.2
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SONIC YOUTH INTERVIEW AD
The picture is a little blurry but this does make us feel authentic. Also, being able to get a band in to do an interview after rating one of their albums a 0.0 is like getting an internet footjob -- both impressive and baffling when you tell your friends about it the next day - 9.0
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Overall Score (adjusted based on the fact that it is literally impossible to pronounce 'forkcast' as one word, and using the term 'forkast' would achieve the same end and be far more reasonable): 5.3
Graham Coxon: In the Morning
Describing a song as "Beatles-y" is the broadest, most unhelpful description ever: Should I expect this song to be like 'Happiness is a Warm Gun' or 'Yellow Submarine'... 4.8
Love Is All: Various Songs (Daytrotter session)
Daytrotter's mission statement explicitly says that what makes them stand apart is that they are producing their own original content for the music world, not just regurgitating it. Being ironic is so first half of 2009. - 3.1
Spiral Stairs: "Maltese Terrier"
Already heard about this in your news section, hate clicking multiple links, why wouldn't you just include the song with the news story? What is this about? Is this about the money? Ya know what just come to my house and take it, I don't even care. I'm going to put my life saving's in my child's mouth and I want you to just take the entire baby with the money in it, and I want you to sell the baby because I don't care about him either. You are sick bastards. - 7.8
Sally Shapiro: "Miracle (Bogdan Irkük Remix)"
Why are the titles of all remixes in some language I can't understand: Cultural hegemony! - 3.2
jj: "From Africa to Málaga"
If you click the link provided to go to the song where the artists have hosted it, you are presented bluntly with a white page, sparse text, and a large, faded image of two people's backs splattered ravenously with blood.
Pitchfork describes this song as being a "light Balearic summery jam, and would make a nice soundtrack to chilling by a cold swimming pool. Boy, doesn't that sound nice on a day like this." Mixed message much? - 2.8
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Every day, Pitchfork Media reviews new music. Today, PopSense decided to review Pitchfork.
Well done......... <3
*applause*
I wish I had something witty to say.
this was significantly less funny than pitchfork itself
Hilarious! Good morning read.
Hahah awesome idea! I'm gonna link to this in my news section! Good work Popsense!
Hilar. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
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We'll be sure to keep doing crazy things like this all the time if it makes ya happy!
hilarious indeed.
wow popsense > pitchfork
did they offer to buy the facebook name yet??
i would give this review of pitchfork reviews an 7.6.
pointless article
I do love you guys, don't get me wrong, but you can't constantly talk shit about Pitchfork AND rip off their content for your own main page stuff (i.e., The Dirty Projectors video that showed up earlier the same day on Pitchfork). You can't talk shit about them and then go and try to act cool by pimping THE EXACT SAME ACTS AS PITCHFORK. Seriously, you're on the Grizzly Bear love train at least 3 years too late.
Anonymous,
I'm glad that you love us! But to be a knit-picky son of a B, we actually posted the Dirty Projectors video EARLIER than pitchfork - they posted at 10:45 and we posted a full half hour earlier - booyah!! But that's besides the point, the video was on elbows the night before and a couple of other blogs had already posted about it. Pitchfork is not the be all end all of music news, so it's not fair to assume that we (or any other blogs for that matter) rip off them.
As for "covering the same acts" - we weren't ripping on pitchfork for the bands they cover (did you read this article btw???). the article was more of a critique on their (at times) bogus and nonsensical writing style, especially in regards to reviewing music. Read our review of their album reviews for a further explanation on what we mean.
PopSense has been around for a little over a year, so yes, by default we are inherently behind on coverage of Grizzly Bear.
But I will not hide my love for them!! I'm a giddy-school girl x5 when I listen to their music
I think the anonymous poster above Stel writes for Pitchfork. I give his/her response a 2.7.
I like to read Pitchfork, but sometimes their taste in music pisses me off. I think modern rock is mostly awful, but you should praise the good stuff too. Pitchfork's review of Green Day particularly pissed me off. I bought the album and loved it, and was appalled when I read the review. (1) You can't give an album 4.8 and say it's a terrible record, that rating means that it's so-so (2) Just because it's mainstream doesn't necessarily mean it's terrible, (3) The reasoning was pedantic and stupid. The only reason Pitchfork gave the album a bad review was to predict a staunch "indie" reputation that is the reason people don't like them. Grow up, assholes.
I also often get the sense that the only reason Pitchfork is obsessed with bands like Grizzly Bear and Phoenix is that this their big moment in fame, and they're just going along with it.
I actually like Pitchfork. Not everything they recommend is enjoyable, but here and there, they introduce me to good things I wouldn't find on my own.
This is my first time your site (and I don't really think I'll be coming back).. and I've seen several articles trashing Pitchfork. It seems mostly rooted in an immature jealousy maybe because well... Pitchfork is more popular than your site? Maybe if your site focused more on the the content (you blast Pitchfork for typos and grammatical errors in this article, and yet you have typos and grammatical errors in the SAME article!) as opposed to shit talking other web sites - maybe more people would be interested in reading what you have to say?
Oh this is so good. Pitchfork has had their fucking head so firmly planted in their own ass for so long now, it's nice to see someone lampooning their behavior. When you can't even praise someone without sounding like pompous prick, you should re-examine what you're doing. I guess the writers (some, not all) are trying to justify their exorbitantly over-priced post-secondary education(you know them as the English Lit major, Psyche minor crowd - magic 8 ball says career looks promising!) by using as many 50 cent words as possible in their 1000 word assignment so as to appear like they "get it" more than the average "Joe Indie".
Well, you don't. Trust me.
Also, what's with the fractions of a whole in the rating? You honestly expect me to believe that .1 you throw on the end means anything? Why not out of 100? Or how about 23 and 1/3 badgers out of 40? Maybe you should be scoring using base 16 - that would be waaaaay indierererer than everyone else, yeah?
Pop Sense for President.
Hilarious. Sometimes I find some use in Pitchfork reviews, but this helped show that they are often more interested in using every last word in the dictionary rather than actually reviewing the music. I recently found their reviews of the last few Beck albums and found them to be so ridiculously wrong in their viewpoint that it was mildly offensive.
agreed, pitchfork's conceited, high and mighty attitude and sometimes pretentious, indie-only preachings can be ridiculous
Love the article. Though opinion varies per person. But I love it!
Hahah awesome idea! I'm gonna link to this in my news section!
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I always seem to give up what I want when others want. . Not a first-rate thing, no. Might be an honorable trait, but not “first-rate”. That the merely time I would call this fine is IF and merely if those you always put before yourself practice that the same as you.. . Too much of anything, including love, sharing and all the other positives is just not healthy. Life is about balance. Give out and take, share and receive etc.. . It is wonderful that you put others before yourself, but you have to take into account hat you are somebody too and you have been to get your share no matter what that share is at that the time. Sometimes we have to put ourselves first OR we find ourselves asking the query in which you have here. We could later get a hold of ourselves resentful, unappreciated and disrespected for instance. We could accidentally become a doormat to even those that do not realize that they have been taking advantage.
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the last few Beck albums and found them to be so ridiculously wrong in their viewpoint that it was mildly offensive.
the last few Beck albums and found them to be so ridiculously wrong in their viewpoint that it was mildly offensive.
This article is something that will help me with my class assignment. It helped me to better understand another aspect of this topic.
I will not hide my love for them!! I'm a giddy-school girl x5 when I listen to their music
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Up until now, he's never recorded an album under his own name-- or his own pseudnym. That's about to change" -- PAGING DETECTIVE OBVIOUS, THIS IS THE OBVIOUS POLICE, YES WE USE PAGERS NOW
When Joe Colly decided to review 'Real Estate' he must have first freed himself of his own human existence, stood up on some higher plane near his now-lifeless human self, possibly on a chair or a large stool, looked down upon his jello-y Joe Colly frame and imparted wisdom from that slightly higher vantage point to allow himself to write this remarkably enlightening review.
We could later get a hold of ourselves resentful, unappreciated and disrespected for instance.
We proof read the essay, before sending the final file to you; this is not done by most of the essay writing companies.
Banhart's sixth solo LP all finished, and it's due this fall on a label to be named later" - pitchfork caveman make blatant grammatical error!
That the merely time I would call this fine is IF and merely if those you always put before yourself practice that the same as you.. . Too much of anything, including love, sharing and all the other positives is just not healthy. Life is about balance. Give out and take, share and receive etc.
Mona Lisa is suddenly revealed to be the piece of crap painting that a 3 year old mentally-challenged monkey could shit out on Microsoft Paint. Like any sane assessment of Bloc Party, this review cerebrally illustrates how the band has devolved into a foolish parody of themselves as well as 90's house music.
Tortoise had to do in order to write "an ambitious record" despite the fact that he acknowledges that "the funny thing is that for most bands [this album] would be the very definition of an ambitious record."
that's like putting a picture of Morgan Freedman and writing "We sure hope so" under a title that reads "Is this God?" - Hopeful Conjecture, Not News - 3.2
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