Author: pitchfork

In the handful of years they’ve been making music together as Javelin, pop collagists (and real life cousins) George Langford and Tom Van Buskirk have never been afraid to push their luck. With their irreverently fun,...

There’s something very rundown about the music Thomas Meluch makes under his Benoît Pioulard alias. Not just in its emotional content– although there are plenty of allusions to shattered dreams and ruined love–...

Horna have long been at the forefront of black metal’s global vanguard, hailed as one of the finest purveyors of Finnish filth and possessed of the kind of grim-faced resolve that only a half-mad Scandinavian can pull off...

The title of the latest collaboration between brothers Wolfgang and Reinhard Voigt translates as “The Magical World of Others”. It fits in a sense: Die zauberhafte Welt der Anderen is less the straightforward...

Pitchfork’s Brian Howe provided a useful overview of Hans-Joachim Roedelius in his review of Qluster’s Lauschen, noting how prolific the krautrock elder statesman has been in his career. The paint has barely dried on...