The Pitchfork Review Issue Two Available Now, Features Kurt Vile/Watery Love Split 7"

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Pitchfork is happy to announce the second issue of The Pitchfork Review, our quarterly, perfect-bound print publication. Buy the new issue or subscribe here.

The new issue features 200 pages containing:

- An Ellen Willis tribute/retrospective
- Features on Kate Bush by David Toop, Scott Miller by Franklin Bruno, Can's Holger Czukay by Geeta Dayal, Sun Kil Moon by Pitchfork Editor-in-Chief Mark Richardson, and Stanley Kubrick by Gary Giddins
- A photo essay from Matthew Barney and Jonathan Bepler 
- 20 pages of comics from Kate Prior, Aisha Franz, Johnny Sampson, and others
- Republished stories from the web with new sidebar content/insights

The new issue also comes with a limited edition 7" featuring exclusive tracks by Kurt Vile and the Lovetones and Watery Love.

With contributions from the Pitchfork staff and edited by J.C. Gabel of Stop Smiling and The Chicagoan, The Pitchfork Review is designed and conceptualized in-house, and printed locally in Chicago. This beautifully designed, limited-run publication on high quality paper stock is meant to be kept on your shelf and read and enjoyed over the long term. While we remain committed to covering the world of independent music and beyond, as well as innovating in the digital sphere, we’ve always been huge fans of the print medium. The Pitchfork Review will allow us to extend our passion for music, images, and storytelling into a new arena. 

The Pitchfork Review is available via subscription at the publication's website and select newsstands domestically and internationally. Subscriptions are priced at an annual rate of $49.99 and single copies will be available for $19.96 in honor of the year that Pitchfork debuted. In addition to the four quarterly editions of The Pitchfork Review, subscribers will receive exclusive digital content, invitations to special events, and a limited edition subscriber gift.

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