Hello, little old men listeners. It's Katie Rich here.

Today we're giving you a preview of a podcast we think you'll enjoy from our friends over at Pitchfork.

It's called The Pitchfork Review, and it's hosted by Pitchfork Editor-in-Chief Pooja Patel

and Reviews Editor Jeremy D. Larson.

Each episode pulls back the curtain on the latest releases in music,

giving an expert guide to what's exciting, what's great, and what's just plain terrible.

Keep listening for a preview of the first episode where Pooja and Jeremy are joined by

Pitchfork Features Editor Ryan Domball to talk to the latest album from the 1975.

Whether it's debating whether the album sounds more like Lionel Richie or Huey Lewis

or how this new work compares to the band's previous efforts,

it's really fun and informative listen.

In the coming weeks, the pod will cover the latest releases from Bjork Taylor Swift and more.

And don't forget to follow the Pitchfork Review,

available wherever you're listening now or via the link in this episode's show notes.

This is the Pitchfork Review. The show about the musicians were obsessed with,

and the albums you need to know right now.

I'm Pooja Patel, the Editor-in-Chief of Pitchfork, and in each episode I'll be joined by some

of my favorite critics and editors to dig into new releases, legendary artists,

and even some that you probably haven't heard of yet.

We'll share the thinking and the analysis behind what we do,

because trust me, there is a lot that goes into each and every review.

And on that note, one person that you'll be hearing a lot from is Pitchfork's

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