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Portraits of artists who took part in a recent broadcast from Sonos’ global flagship store at 101 Greene Street in Soho. Pitchfork Radio is presented by Sonos and powered by TuneIn.

The legendary—and legendarily misunderstood—songwriter talks about the cursed bluesmen, famous presidents, and despondent fathers that populate his latest batch of tunes.

The R&B innovator talks about the struggles she’s faced as a creative black woman in the music industry, as well as her ongoing search for tenderness in a harsh world.

The hit-making rapper returns to New Orleans on Wednesday, Aug. 30

The punk frontwoman and transgender trailblazer talks about the songs and albums that have meant the most to her, five years at a time.

Brittany Parks always felt like an outsider—until she started making music that sounds like nothing else.

Bob Dylan, Aretha Franklin, Albert Ayler, the Velvet Underground, Eric Dolphy, Dusty Springfield, and the other artists who changed music forever

How dive bars have shaped a hundred years of music history

Composer Angelo Badalamenti, Chromatics’ Johnny Jewel, and many more talk about how the soundtrack to David Lynch’s mind-melting comeback came to be.

Portraits of artists who took part in a recent Pitchfork Radio broadcast from New Orleans. Pitchfork Radio is presented by Bud Light Dive Bar Tour and powered by TuneIn.

Informed by a familial legacy of perseverance and strife, this Syrian-American artist creates music that sounds both supernatural and ancient.

The untold story of a Sri Lankan rebel who mixed music, danger, and politics as both a catalyst in the ’80s Bay Area punk scene and the originator of one of rap’s most notorious publications.

Deemed a voice of his generation when he was only a teenager, Archy Marshall returns with The Ooz, an odyssey through the disenchanted worlds inside and outside his skull.

In this interview, Mitski Miyawaki, one of the sharpest young voices in indie rock, sits down with Pitchfork’s Jillian Mapes to discuss her career, her latest album, and more.

An increasing number of music therapists are now treating people touched by traumas both big and small, highlighting humanity’s deepest connections with music in the process.

The two sets of brothers in the National talk about how their family ties affect the band’s dynamic and ganging up on frontman Matt Berninger.

Portraits of artists who took part in a recent broadcast from the new Sonos store in downtown Manhattan. Pitchfork Radio is presented by Sonos and powered by TuneIn.