Savages Pitchfork Interview: Where the Explosive Energy Comes From
Two members of the British quartet talk about artistic inspiration and their time at Pitchfork in Chicago.
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The Breeders Pitchfork Review: It's Impossible To Not Like This
Playing a landmark 1990s album from start to finish—and having fun doing it—easily excuses a kind of sloppy set.
Savages Pitchfork Review: These Women Killed It
The London-based foursome brought a powerful, entrancing performance to a hot stage on Saturday afternoon.
Solange Pitchfork Review: Really Fun, Really Good
The audience loved the younger Knowles sister’s show. The only person enjoying it more might have been the artist herself.
Parquet Courts Pitchfork Review: Loud, Fast, and Great
The Brooklyn-based rockers barely paused to catch a breath in this great, explosive set.
Here's All of Chicago's Pitchfork 2013 Coverage
This is every review, band interview, and guide to the festival you should read.
Joanna Newsom Pitchfork Review: A Small Sound On Stage
The harp player’s tense fingers and tired voice didn’t make a big impact on Friday.
Wire Pitchfork Review: A Legacy Band Playing Only New Stuff
The post-punk pioneers sounded great, but where were the songs that made Wire such an influential band?
Bjork Pitchfork Review: Stellar, But Too Short
Bjork “had to leave out the last 4 stompers” on Friday night as bad weather cut her off in the middle of a great show.
Daughn Gibson Pitchfork Review: The Festival's Freak Flag Still Flies
The gothic cowboy’s short set proved that the increasingly popular festival can still put a weird performer on stage.