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The Cry of the Tiger

by Raghav Mehta
Published July 27, 2010

Doomtree’s digital handyman and graphic designer’s debut full-length is a sleek and murky release that features Lookbook’s Maggie Morrison and Doomtree wordsmith Dessa.

The lowdown on Lowertown

by Raghav Mehta
Published July 27, 2010

This year’s Lowertown Music Festival impresses with a roster that boasts both local and international artists.

Rockin’ “The Suburbs”

by Tony Libera
Published July 27, 2010

Arcade Fire will release their highly-anticipated third album on Aug. 3.

Welcome to the Slam

by Mark Brenden
Published July 27, 2010

Downtown St. Paul gets invaded by barking Slam poets for an entire week.

Pitchfork’s up-and-comers

by Raghav Mehta
Published July 21, 2010

Despite a top-heavy lineup, Pitchfork still boasts a worthwhile undercard.

Pitchfork lesson: Indie is not dead

by Mark Brenden
Published July 21, 2010

The summer’s largest independent music festival rocked, rolled and answered a lot of questions surrounding the state of those two words.

Pitchfork Profile: DâM-FunK

by Raghav Mehta
Published July 21, 2010

The LA DJ brings the funk, the whole funk and nothing but the funk.

Review: Private Dancer — “Alive in High Five”

by Tony Libera
Published July 21, 2010

Private Dancer provide the sounds of summer

Pitchfork profile: Sonny Smith

by Raghav Mehta
Published July 21, 2010

Sonny Smith of Sonny and the Sunsets talks about books, Central America and Jonathan Richman.

Pitchfork profile: Netherfriends

by Raghav Mehta
Published July 21, 2010

The Chicago-based up-and-comer talks Pitchfork, recording an album in Minnesota and Bret Easton Ellis.

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