
B0YG1RL, Tinashe, Don Toliver, and More: This Week’s Pitchfork Selects Playlist
A weekly musical survey of pop stars and indie artists alike, as selected by Pitchfork's discerning staff.


A weekly musical survey of pop stars and indie artists alike, as selected by Pitchfork's discerning staff.

A wall of titles: Pitchfork's new guide tracks hundreds of albums arriving October through November, from Quavo to the Avalanches.

Pitchfork's latest Selects playlist digs deep into underground rock, pop, and indie music, featuring Lily Konigsberg, Krill, and Jane Remover.

A round-up of eleven new albums worth your time, from pop divas to underground producers, each with its own strange allure.

A weekly digest of songs chosen by Pitchfork staff, from M83's 'Blister Sunrise' to Miss MK's 'Shoot a Movie.'

Nap Eyes take a big swing on Snapshot of a Beginner, moving past lo-fi bedroom sound toward fuller arrangements, with a verdict of 7.6.

A record of extremes, swinging from gentle calm to full force in seconds, tested against each other without pause.

Katy Perry's sixth record, one hundred and forty three, appears a most dull effort, void of that spirit which erst distinguished her art.

A dream of gold and disco: Musgraves opens her voice from Slow Burn to Rainbow, a world seen plain and full of wonder.
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