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City of Dreams: Music and Politics Meet in the Border Community of McAllen, Texas
A DIY scene finds itself on the front lines of progressive activism, fighting to be heard.
The Grateful Dead: A Guide to Their Essential Live Songs
Where to start with live Dead? Our team of experts breaks it down, combing through thousands of shows to find their greatest songs and most transcendent moments
Grizzly Bear Discuss Painted Ruins, Their First Album in Five Years
The indie-rock vets talk about streaming music’s stimulus overload, the radio’s disappointing lack of cool, weird guitar music, and their new record.
Chris Cornell, Searching for Solitude
Read this 1996 Details profile of the Soundgarden frontman, published online for the first time.
Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell Was More Than Just a Grunge Frontman
Remembering the late rocker and his undervalued versatility.
In Sight Out: Stephin Merritt
In this interview, Pitchfork's Marc Hogan sits down with singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Stephin Merritt of the Magnetic Fields to discuss his career, his latest album, and more.
Sacred Paws Are Having the Most Fun
This UK indie-pop pair are propelled by boundless punk idealism, DIY principles, and pure, unadulterated joy.
Mac DeMarco and His Mom Talk Love and Fearlessness
Including stories of Mac’s early life as a scrawny computer nerd, the joys and pains of single parenthood, and the moment his mom knew her son was going to be a star.
The Definitive Oral History of Jawbreaker’s 24 Hour Revenge Therapy
Following the announcement of the cult punk act’s reunion, here is the tell-all tale of their classic 1994 album.
