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Grayson Currin

Grayson Currin

Contributing Writer at Pitchfork

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  • English
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  • Music

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Tashi Dorji: we will be wherever the fires are lit Album Review

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Duster: In Dreams Album Review

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Jake Xerxes Fussell: When I’m Called Album Review

On his fifth album and first for Fat Possum, the Southern folk singer finds ingenious ways to pull old obscurities into the anxious present.
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Dirty Three: Love Changes Everything Album Review

On its first album in 12 years, the veteran instrumental trio discovers a newfound spontaneity, summoning some of the most beautiful and emotional work of the group’s career.
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Shaboozey: Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going Album Review

After a decade of searching for the intersection of hip-hop and country and a star turn on Cowboy Carter, the Virginia-born singer finds much more than a party on his third album.
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Steve Albini Did the Work

Late last summer, I needed to talk to Steve Albini about Sparklehorse. A session he had helmed for the late Mark Linkous more than a dozen years earlier at Electrical Audio, his efficient and economic Chicago studio, had been salvaged by the singer’s family and was about to be released. Within an hour of my Tuesday morning email, he’d volunteered access to his memories: “I’m in session all week,” he wrote. “I typically start work at 10.30 these days so any time before that I can talk.” I was not…
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Water Damage: In E Album Review

With multiple drummers, bassists, guitarists, and one gnarly violinist, this Austin collective turns repetitive rock music into a glorious mind eraser.
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Grace Cummings: Ramona Album Review

The Australian singer and actor is blessed with a commanding and magnetic voice. Over these soul ballads and torch songs, she holds nothing back—for better or worse.
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Hannah Frances: Keeper of the Shepherd Album Review - Pitchfork

With the energy and conviction of a debut, the intuitive singer-songwriter returns with a dazzling folk album that contends with the long grip of grief and the belief that it will steadily loosen.
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David Nance: David Nance & Mowed Sound Album Review - Pitchfork

On his debut for Third Man, the prolific Nebraska rocker tames his wild side but still lands some magnetic songs.
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Brian Eno: Ambient 1: Music for Airports Album Review

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today we revisit a 1978 ambient masterpiece that helped launch the genre through its technological savvy and its soft heart.
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Dorothy Carter: Waillee Waillee Album Review

Self-released in 1978, this gorgeous set of ancient songs and instrumental abstractions predicted the shape of folk to come.
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Acetone: I’m still waiting. Album Review - Pitchfork

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The Rolling Stones: Hackney Diamonds Album Review - Pitchfork

Speckled with guest stars and produced by Andrew Watt, the Stones’ second original album this century is a bunch of hackneyed duds, polished until the character has disappeared.
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The Rolling Stones: Hackney Diamonds Album Review

Speckled with guest stars and produced by Andrew Watt, the Stones’ second original album this century is a bunch of hackneyed duds, polished until the character has disappeared.
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Joni Mitchell at Newport

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Drive-By Truckers: The Complete Dirty South Album Review

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Rob Grant: Lost at Sea Album Review

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Why Your Favorite Artists Want Marta Salogni to Mix Their Records

Using analog tape machines and a keen sense of empathy, the London-based studio whiz has helped Björk, Bon Iver, Depeche Mode, and others zero in on the sounds—and feelings—they’re searching for. Her own new album exposes her emotional core.
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Doug Paisley: Say What You Like Album Review

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Laurie Styvers: Gemini Girl: The Complete Hush Recordings Album Rev...

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