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Source: chicago.metromix.com --- 32 days ago
Snag free CDs of Vampire Weekend, Bon iver and other Pitchfork bands at a post-concert CD listening party. Also features $6 Effen cocktails and a raffle. ... Source: blog.kexp.org --- 32 days ago
We’ve arrived and begun broadcasting from the Pitchfork Music Festival. The rain is falling off and on, but those of us from Seattle feel right at home… despite the 200% humidity! Check back at the KEXP Blog for regular updates, and listen to KEXP this weekend as John and Cheryl spin live. getting ready to [...] ... Source: www.pitchforkmedia.com --- 29 days ago
Part one of our lengthy recap of the 2008 Pitchfork Music Festival includes photos from the Don't Look Back sets performed by Public Enemy, Sebadoh, and Mission of Burma, as well as an interview with MoB. read more ... Source: www.pitchforkmedia.com --- 29 days ago
Part two of our 2008 Pitchfork Music Festival recap includes photos of the entire day's sets and interviews with Titus Andronicus, A Hawk and a Hacksaw, Jay Reatard, Icy Demons, Dizzee Rascal, Vampire Weekend, !!!, the Hold Steady, No Age, and Animal Collective. read more ... Source: www.pitchforkmedia.com --- 9 hours ago
Watch what happens when we give Bradford Cox of Deerhunter/Atlas Sound a microphone and set him loose at this year's Pitchfork Music Festival. He talks Batman with Dean Spunt from No Age, voice care techniques with Justin Vernon of Bon Iver, and sex with King Khan. ... Pitchfork.tv: Spoon [ft. Bradford Cox] / Boris / Bon Iver: Live at the 2008 Pitchfork Music Festival
Source: www.pitchforkmedia.com --- 19 days ago
The 2008 Pitchfork Music Festival closed two Sundays ago with a set from Spoon. Bradford Cox of Deerhunter/Atlas Sound, indie rock's own Johnny-on-the-Spot (he'd jammed with King Khan to fill time at the Balance Stage while waiting for Cut Copy only moments earlier, and look for him here in an upcoming Special Presentation), joined them for their final song, "Mountain to Sound". Boris brought the smoke machine, the oversized gong, and their own brand of noise-rock fury to the stage on Sunday afternoon. This is what "Farewell" looked and sounded like. What a year Bon Iver have had. We've featured Justin Vernon's band plenty of times here on Forkcast and are happy to do so again. Here they are on "Flume". ... Source: www.pitchforkmedia.com --- 29 days ago
Part three of our 2008 Pitchfork Music Festival recap includes photos of the entire day's sets and interviews with HEALTH, Apples in Stereo, King Khan, Les Savy Fav, M. Ward, Bon Iver, and Spoon. read more ... Source: www.timeout.com --- 30 days ago
... Source: www.timeout.com --- 32 days ago
Check back often for more updates from the Pitchfork Music Festival. See pictures of Mission of Burma, Sebadoh and Public Enemy from the first day in our Flickr photoset. Wet, wet, wet: A 4:30pm downpour dumps a layer of humidity and mud on the proceedings but crowds are light so nothing’s going all Woodstock ‘94 [...] ... Source: www.timeout.com --- 32 days ago
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De-hydrate: In keeping with the fest’s effort to be more responsive to the needs of the crowds, Pitchfork crews were out in force before the gates opened, siphoning standing water on the grounds into buckets and helping the now-hot sun do its work. Of course, fest organizers know that any work they do as custodians [...] ...
Source: www.mlive.com --- 32 days ago
Get the Read all of Troy's Twitter posts widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in. After returning from Rothbury, I thought the "Twittering" phase of my... ... Source: www.punknews.org --- 22 days ago
As I write this, I have not yet seen the new Batman movie. Therefore, discussions of facets of the Music Festival will themed , since that's what everyone was talking about the Festival that wasn't about the bands or the heat ... Source: www.nbc5.com --- 29 days ago
Chicago's independent Music Festival keeps getting bigger and better. Take a look at some of the highlights. ... Source: chicagoist.com --- 32 days ago
Day one of the Pitchfork Music Festival went off with nary a hitch. Mission of Burma turned in an energetic and well received set, even thought the grounds were still slowly filling with attendees. Sebadoh 's revisiting of 1993 brought back lots of fond memories to this writer, while pumping up and amplifying their classic tunes to great effect. We did notice that the majority of the crowd seemed into it, even if the age bracket was one that was unsure exactly who Sebadoh was. Gimme classic indie rock? The highlight of the day was easily Public Enemy , who when held to the template of their classic It Takes A Nation Of Millions to Hold Us Back was simply electrifying. Chuck D and Flava Flav pummeled the crowd with their beats and their rhymes, and the masses returned the energy with a focused glee that was stunning. So far this year the organizers seem to have solved the sound issues that plagued them last year, and aside from the dinnertime rush, accessing the various concessions was never a problem. Now we're throwing on our ponchos, wrapping up our camera, and readying ourselves for day two! There is an image gallery to this entry which you can view at Chicagoist ...
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7/17 - Tribune Music critic Greg Kot talks with CLTV "metromix" host Marcus Leshock about the Pitchfork Music Festival, which takes place from July 18-20 at Chicago's Union Park. ...
By Amrit Singh & Brandon Stosuy After a night of "classic" recreations, it was nice to dive into the current state of the indie landscape. Yesterday's lineup was stacked, and we spent the day scissoring back and forth catching as much as possible, right through to Animal Collective's relatively ornate light show to close. (That's Panda Bear, trickled in green beams.) Here's how the day broke down, word-and-photo style: ...
After somewhat recovering from the Rothbury Music Festival, Troy Reimink is providing Twitter updates from the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago. • Twitter updates | Pitchfork Music Festival site ...
The Pitchfork Music Festival kicks off its 2008 edition this weekend at Union Park, and we're going to highlight some of the "can't miss" acts of the weekend on Chicagoist over the next few days. Today we'll tackle eight can't-miss acts from the sold-out Saturday line-up. Jarvis Cocker 's set is easily one of the most anticipated acts of the entire Festival. The archly British ex-frontman of Pulp continues to pen lyricallly rich and glamorously elegant songs that continue to bolster Cocker's reputation as one of the most gifted songwriters of his generation. His output has always been infused with both dark humor and bleak characters creating songs that take one's breath away in equal parts shock and delight. (8 p.m. on the Connector Stage) The Hold Steady 's new LP, Stay Positive , has been making the rounds in the Chicagoist office and with good reason: it's another great collection of fist-pumping, sing-a-long anthems perfect for an outdoor Festival. We've never been disappointed by Craig and the band and we can't wait to work up a sweat to their set. (7 p.m. on the Aluminum Stage) While !!! 's last album left us a bit cold, the same can't be said for their live show. The band nearly stole last year's Lollapalooza as singer Nic Offer kept the security detail busy with his forays into the crowd and beyond the stage. Their dance-punk never fails to get the masses roiling and we're looking forward to seeing all those hipsters sha ...