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Music, Pitchfork Jul 16, 2018
The schedule for the 2018 Pitchfork Music Festival

Every set listed in order, from the Curls on Friday afternoon to Ms. Lauryn Hill on Sunday night
- Tags: Pitchfork, Pitchfork, Pitchfork Music Festival, 2018 Pitchfork Music Festival, Union Park, schedule, set times, stages, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Chaka Khan, Tame Impala, Fleet Foxes, Saba, Noname, Kelela, the War on Drugs, This Is Not This Heat, Courtney Barnett, Kelela, Blood Orange

Blogs, Bleader Mar 13, 2018
The Pitchfork Music Festival reveals the final names of its 2018 lineup

It took three weeks, but Pitchfork has now announced the names of all the artists performing at its 13th festival, including headliners Fleet Foxes and Lauryn Hill.
- By Leor Galil
- Tags: Music, Pitchfork Music Festival, Shelby Rodeffer, Camilo Medina, Tame Impala, DRAM, Raphael Saadiq, This Is Not This Heat, (Sandy) Alex G, Japandroids, Kelela, Julien Baker, Ravyn Lenae, Kelly Lee Owens, Melkbelly, Lucy Dacus, Irreversible Entanglements, Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society, The War on Drugs, Chaka Khan, Courtney Barnett, Earl Sweatshirt, Big Thief, Mount Kimbie, Moses Sumney, Smino, Girlpool, Syd, Kweku Collins, Zola Jesus, Julie Byrne, Berhana, Fleet Foxes, Lauryn Hill

Blogs, Bleader Feb 27, 2018
Video
The Pitchfork Music Festival announces its first wave of acts for 2018

Tame Impala was the first Pitchfork performer revealed on a mural outside the Violet Hour this morning—and this post will be updated throughout the day.
- By Leor Galil
- Tags: Music, Pitchfork Music Festival, Tame Impala, DRAM, Raphael Saadiq, This Is Not This Heat, Ravyn Lenae, Kelela, Julien Baker, Japandroids, (Sandy) Alex G, Kelly Lee Owens, Melkbelly, Video

Music, Concert Preview Oct 27, 2017
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Singer-songwriter Kelela invites listeners into the dreamlike intimacy of her debut album
- By Leor Galil
- Tags: Concert Preview, Kelela, Take Me Apart, Recommended

Blogs, Bleader Apr 14, 2015
Video
Bok Bok drops distorted Paisley Park R&B Friday at Primary

Today's 12 O'Clock Track is "Melba's Call," a 2014 single featuring Kelela.
- By Tal Rosenberg
- Tags: 12 O'Clock Track, Music, 12 O'Clock Track, Bok Bok, Night Slugs, Kelela, Video

Blogs, Bleader Jul 20, 2014
The hits kept coming on day two of the Pitchfork Music Festival

The Reader team gives it up for St. Vincent, Tune-Yards, Danny Brown, Twin Peaks, Ka, and Wild Beasts, just for starters.
- By Reader staff
- Tags: Pitchfork Day Two, Music, Pitchfork, Pitchfork Music Festival, recap, St. Vincent, Tune-Yards, Neutral Milk Hotel, Pusha T, Danny Brown, Twin Peaks, Devon Ave. Pale Ale, Goose Island, Wild Beasts, Cloud Nothings, Kelela, FKA Twigs, Ka

Music, Record Roundup May 19, 2014
Lily Allen's almost annoyingly catchy Sheezus and 15 more record reviews

Nine Reader writers sift through a musical farrago that includes Ben Frost's defibrillating body music, Dawn Golden's alchemical electro-pop, and Sleaford Mods' grimly minimalist postpunk.
- By Peter Margasak, Leor Galil, Miles Raymer, Bill Meyer, Kevin Warwick, Luca Cimarusti, Kim Kelly, Tal Rosenberg, and David Whiteis
- Tags: Record Roundup, Lilly Allen, Auto-Tune, records, Ambarchi, Stephen O'Malley, Oren Ambarchi, Randall Dunn, Dunn O))), guitar, Drag City, Black Anvil, Relapse, black metal, Bok Bok, Night Slugs, producers, Kelela, Alex Sushon, Dawn Golden, Downtown records, Mad Decent, Bandcamp, Dexter Tortoriello, Houses, Rosy Cross, covers, Arne Deforce, Mika Vainio, Editions MEgo, sound qua sound, electronic music, Pan Sonic, duets, John Escreet, Sunnyside, John Hébert, Tyshawn Sorey, Evan Parker, Fennesz, Christian Fennesz, Pita, Jim O'Rourke, Empty Bottle, laptops, Ben Frost, Mute, Probcause, Bonafyde Media, rappers, EPs, instrumentals, Twista, Jarekus Singleton, Alligator Records, blues, Sleaford Mods, Harbinger Sound, Andrew Fearn, Jason Williamson, Weatherbox, Triple Crown, Favorite Gentlemen, punk, emo, Lee Weisert, New Focus, composers, Clara Yang, piano, Leslie Winer, Alexis Zoumbas, Angry Mom Archives, violin

Music, Gossip Wolf Jan 29, 2014
Gossip Wolf: Let the Pitchfork predictions begin!

Plus: Artist and composer Charlemagne Palestine visits Chicago for the first time in 32 years
- By J.R. Nelson and Leor Galil
- Tags: Gossip Wolf, Pitchfork Music Festival, Speedy Ortiz, Mark Kozelek, Sun Kil Moon, Baton Rouge, Kevin Gates, Syracuse, Perfect Pussy, Los Angeles, Kelela, Indian, Jody, Into It. Over It., Chance the Rapper, OutKast, Lollapalooza, Sleater-Kinney, Charlemagne Palestine, Strumming Music, U. of C.'s Film Studies Center, Rockefeller Chapel, Experimental Sound Studio's Audible Gallery, Amelia Ishmael, Metro, Action Bronson, Tommy Mas, Closed Sessions, Alex Fruchter, Michael Kolar, Soundscape Studios, Candyality, Xoco, Margie's Candies

Music, Music Feature Dec 26, 2013
Our favorite music of 2013

Six Reader writers, 12 months, 30 picks—and not one list that just rearranges the same records you'll see everywhere else
- By Peter Margasak, Miles Raymer, Philip Montoro, Leor Galil, Kevin Warwick, and Luca Cimarusti
- Tags: Music Feature, Spektral Quartet, Ryan Muncy, Third Coast Percussion, Olivia Block, Janice Misurell-Mitchell, M.I.A., peak minimalism, Lorde, Drake, Pusha T, Kelela, Kanye, industrial, Gesaffelstein, The Haxan Cloak, Kvelertak, Bolt Thrower, Carcass, Obituary, Arkona, Martin Sky, Netherfriends, Lungz, S.B.E., Black A.G. & Quicksilver Cooley, Fuck Buttons, Bill Orcut, Tim Hecker, Hair Police, Demdike Stare, Disappears, Mines, Bill Satek, Oozing Wound, Earring, Corrections House

Blogs, Bleader Nov 5, 2013
Video
Zendaya's "Replay" pulls up sounds from the underground

The song is fun but what matters is what it says about Kelela.
- By Miles Raymer
- Tags: On the Charts, Music, Zendaya, Kelela, Mike Schultz, Nguzunguzu, Disclosure, Jeremih, Fade to Mind, Night Slugs, Video

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The schedule for the 2018 Pitchfork Music Festival

Every set listed in order, from the Curls on Friday afternoon to Ms. Lauryn Hill on Sunday night

The Pitchfork Music Festival reveals the final names of its 2018 lineup

It took three weeks, but Pitchfork has now announced the names of all the artists performing at its 13th festival, including headliners Fleet Foxes and Lauryn Hill.

Video
The Pitchfork Music Festival announces its first wave of acts for 2018

Tame Impala was the first Pitchfork performer revealed on a mural outside the Violet Hour this morning—and this post will be updated throughout the day.

Recommended
Singer-songwriter Kelela invites listeners into the dreamlike intimacy of her debut album

Video
Bok Bok drops distorted Paisley Park R&B Friday at Primary

Today's 12 O'Clock Track is "Melba's Call," a 2014 single featuring Kelela.

The hits kept coming on day two of the Pitchfork Music Festival

The Reader team gives it up for St. Vincent, Tune-Yards, Danny Brown, Twin Peaks, Ka, and Wild Beasts, just for starters.

Lily Allen's almost annoyingly catchy Sheezus and 15 more record reviews

Nine Reader writers sift through a musical farrago that includes Ben Frost's defibrillating body music, Dawn Golden's alchemical electro-pop, and Sleaford Mods' grimly minimalist postpunk.

Gossip Wolf: Let the Pitchfork predictions begin!

Plus: Artist and composer Charlemagne Palestine visits Chicago for the first time in 32 years

Our favorite music of 2013

Six Reader writers, 12 months, 30 picks—and not one list that just rearranges the same records you'll see everywhere else

Video
Zendaya's "Replay" pulls up sounds from the underground

The song is fun but what matters is what it says about Kelela.

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Every set listed in order, from the Curls on Friday afternoon to Ms. Lauryn Hill on Sunday night

It took three weeks, but Pitchfork has now announced the names of all the artists performing at its 13th festival, including headliners Fleet Foxes and Lauryn Hill.

Tame Impala was the first Pitchfork performer revealed on a mural outside the Violet Hour this morning—and this post will be updated throughout the day.

Today's 12 O'Clock Track is "Melba's Call," a 2014 single featuring Kelela.

The Reader team gives it up for St. Vincent, Tune-Yards, Danny Brown, Twin Peaks, Ka, and Wild Beasts, just for starters.

Nine Reader writers sift through a musical farrago that includes Ben Frost's defibrillating body music, Dawn Golden's alchemical electro-pop, and Sleaford Mods' grimly minimalist postpunk.

Plus: Artist and composer Charlemagne Palestine visits Chicago for the first time in 32 years

Six Reader writers, 12 months, 30 picks—and not one list that just rearranges the same records you'll see everywhere else

The song is fun but what matters is what it says about Kelela.

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