Tom Johnson, Village Voice Critic of New York's Downtown Avant-Garde, Dead at 85
Tom Johnson's death marks the end of an era in minimalist music, reflecting his influence on both composition and music journalism.
Stanley Booth, Music Journalist Who Loved the Blues, Dies at 82
Stanley Booth captured Otis Redding's creative genius and emotional depth while composing '(Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay' shortly before Redding's tragic death.
Rebel Musix, Scribe on a Vibe by Vivien Goldman review hanging with the punks and the Rastas
Vivien Goldman captures the vibrant intersection of punk and reggae music through her personal experiences and extensive journalistic work since the 1970s.
In Defense of Ska's Aaron Carnes on New Second Edition of His Book & His Ska Band Past: Podcast
Carnes explores his journey within ska music and the evolution of his book, reflecting the genre's impact on his life and work.
Blur v Oasis was only part of the story: the case for a wider and wilder Britpop canon
Britpop is perceived differently by musicians, journalists, and fans, leading to an ongoing debate over its existence and significance.
Pitchfork was influential in the music industry, especially in promoting indie artists.
The evolution of music consumption from physical mediums to digital platforms has impacted music journalism.
What Should a Music Magazine Be in the TikTok Era? Pitchfork Alumni Have an Idea.
Hearing Things seeks to restore independent music journalism amidst industry consolidation and commercial pressures, distancing itself from Pitchfork's legacy.
Former Pitchfork journalists are launching a new publication to focus on authenticity over algorithm-driven trends in music.
Pitchfork lived and died by the internet
Pitchfork was influential in the music industry, especially in promoting indie artists.
The evolution of music consumption from physical mediums to digital platforms has impacted music journalism.
What Should a Music Magazine Be in the TikTok Era? Pitchfork Alumni Have an Idea.
Hearing Things seeks to restore independent music journalism amidst industry consolidation and commercial pressures, distancing itself from Pitchfork's legacy.
Former Pitchfork journalists are launching a new publication to focus on authenticity over algorithm-driven trends in music.
The joy and thrill of experiencing Sonny Rollins' live performances are unparalleled, with his intricate musicality and personal signature making a lasting impact.
Who Are the Songs on Taylor Swift's New Album Really About? We Break It All Down.
The Name Check feature in Slate analyzes albums by listing proper nouns mentioned in songs, like Taylor Swift's 11th album, to gain insights into themes and influences.
From The Archive by Neil Kulkarni - The Wire
The Wire publishes pieces that challenge orthodoxies and give voice to marginalized communities and artists.
Neil Kulkarni appreciates the unbridled vision and chutzpah of the writers he trusts at The Wire.
L.A.'s underground celebrates the life of punk iconoclast John Albert
The way culture is celebrated and reported on has changed significantly over time, impacting the role of cultural correspondents and the preservation of their work.
Jeremy Tepper, SiriusXM's Longtime Alt-Country Impresario, Dies at 60
Jeremy Tepper, a passionate advocate for rig rock music, passed away at 60, leaving a legacy in celebrating country, rock, punk, and Americana sounds.