Thread: It's the end of Pitchfork (as we know it?)
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Old 01.22.2024, 03:41 PM   #2
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lol pitchfork bye

what sites:

i used to have a subscription to the wire, but that old saying that writing about music is like dancing about economics (or something) is unfortunately true. i can't hear any music in the words, and the descriptions make no sense to me

but i loooooooved their samplers... do they still put out samplers? the wire tapper! that was the name: https://www.discogs.com/label/9575-Wire-Magazine

nice, they still put them out! i should pay more attention. should, could... would...

music samples is really all i need though. these days also the ai makes suggestions that might send me to places. or i might look here in the listening threads and give some things a try

the opinions of journos, i can live without. like that old man who hated stereolab? hahahha. a famous stupid fucker. music samples i always need though

eta: https://www.discogs.com/release/2849...Wire-Tapper-63

im reconstructing this playlist in software...

eta: surprise! some people have already done it with some issues so it's readiclickable

ps for metal i'd ask savage clone
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