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Introducing: The Pitchfork Review

Hi, this is Pooja Patel, the Editor-in-Chief of Pitchfork.

If you've listened to Long May They Run, we're guessing you love music as much as we do

So today, we want to share a bit of our episode on the 1975's latest and polarizing album,

On each episode of the Pitchfork review, I dive into new releases and exciting artists

In this extended clip, I'm joined by our features editor, Ryan Dombel, and our reviews

editor, Jeremy Larson, as we discuss the 1975's latest release.

The clip includes, inside from our exclusive interview with singer and frontman, Maddie

Enjoy and follow the Pitchfork review wherever you get your podcasts.

The show about the musicians we're 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 reviews

From the team that brought you Root of Evil and Gangster Capitalism comes Long May They Run, a groundbreaking music documentary podcast series. Season One focuses on the band Phish. There are great bands and there are great albums, but there are only a handful of artists who have sold out stadiums for decades, redefined the bond between artist and fans, influenced a way of life, and innovated an entire industry along the way. Hosted by music journalist Dean Budnick, LMTR tells the story of a band, their fans, and the journey that made them one of the most successful touring bands of all time. With over 50 interviews, season one sheds light on a band who helped to pioneer an entire industry, all the while doing it their way. 
Long May They Run is an Audacy original.

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0:09.4	If you've listened to Long May They Run, we're guessing you love music as much as we do
0:13.1	over here at Pitchfork.
0:15.0	So today, we want to share a bit of our episode on the 1975's latest and polarizing album,
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0:23.3	On each episode of the Pitchfork review, I dive into new releases and exciting artists
0:27.9	along Pitchfork staffers and critics.
0:30.6	In this extended clip, I'm joined by our features editor, Ryan Dombel, and our reviews
0:34.7	editor, Jeremy Larson, as we discuss the 1975's latest release.
0:40.1	The clip includes, inside from our exclusive interview with singer and frontman, Maddie
0:44.5	Healy, and so much more.
0:46.9	Enjoy and follow the Pitchfork review wherever you get your podcasts.
0:57.8	This is the Pitchfork review.
0:59.7	The show about the musicians we're obsessed with and the albums you need to know right now.
1:04.7	I'm Pooja Patel, the Editor-in-Chief of Pitchfork, and in each episode I'll be joined by some
1:09.6	of my favorite critics and editors to dig into new releases, legendary artists, and even
1:15.2	some that you probably haven't heard of yet.
1:17.8	We'll share the thinking and the analysis behind what we do, because trust me, there is
1:23.3	a lot that goes into each and every review.
1:29.4	And on that note, one person that you'll be hearing a lot from is Pitchfork's reviews
1:33.5	editor and my co-host, Jeremy Larson.
1:36.1	Hey Jeremy.
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Introducing: The Pitchfork Review

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