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Interview: David Grubbs
by Matt LeMay
David Grubbs discusses the recording of his latest album, The Spectrum
Between, as well as meeting up with Swedish reedist Mats Gustafsson,
teaching at the University of Chicago, and what he holds against
expensive guitars...
The Ministry of Information:
Journey to the Center of Kid A
by Brent S. Sirota
Pitchfork gives birth to a new column. First order of business: the deconstruction of a future
classic. Brent S. Sirota tears Radiohead's Kid A limb from limb, on the date of its release,
to determine what makes it tick...
Interview: Summer Hymns
by Matt LeMay
Summer Hymns' Voice Brother and Sister has proven to be one of the most well-crafted records
of the year, blending seamless vocal hooks with lush, intricate arrangements. After exchanging a
series of e-mails and finally getting our schedules aligned, I called up Zachary Gresham at his home
in Athens, Georgia to discuss the record..."
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Samiam:
Astray
by Camilo Arturo Leslie
It's been a long, hard road out of 1991.
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Mon/December 4th, 2000
Wookie:
Wookie
Soul2Soul Records
Roni Size's label issues a record infinitely more worthwhile than anything he ever did. So why in the fuck did they call it Wookie?
Echoboy:
Volume Two
Mute Records
Richard Warren's not technically a boy, but Echoman just didn't ring as well.
MC Hellshit & DJ Carhouse:
Live!! EP
Japan Overseas Records
Obscure Boredoms side project featuring Yoshihide Otomo on turntables and the lovely, chirping vocals of Eye Yamatsuka.
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