The Pitchfork Review Music & Politics Issue Available Now

Posted by admin on Nov 8, 2016 in News | Comments Off

Pitchfork is happy to present the 11th edition of The Pitchfork Review, “The Music & Politics Issue.” The publication is on sale now online and at select retailers starting November 21. Featured in this issue are M.I.A., Public Enemy, Dolly Parton, DeRay Mckesson, Sturgill Simpson, Sam Cooke, and more. Find previews here; check out the cover and select spreads from the issue below. Here are a few excerpts from the new issue:

“The Survivor: A Conversation With M.I.A.”
“Black Lives Matter’s DeRay Mckesson on the Power of Protest Music”
“The Truth Is in the Mess: On Public Enemy’s Fear of a Black Planet”
“Dolly Parton Is for Everyone”
“What We Can Learn From the Political Music of Other Depressing Elections”
“Phones, Drones, and Country Music: On Sturgill Simpson’s Necessary Call to Arms”

The Pitchfork Review combines new long-form stories, photography, illustrations, and much more—all packaged in a beautifully designed, collectible print volume.