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Jeremy D. Larson

Jeremy D. Larson

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Reviews Director, Pitchfork

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Viral Stories, PopCulture SEO, World News Reality Television, social mediaCelebrity lifestyle, Television shows

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entertainment

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Total articles 143

  • Nothing Sounds as Good as The Pitt

    By Jeremy D. Larson Verified| Pitchfork Verified In a matter of a few months, I have gone from someone who’s never watched a medical procedural drama to someone who would sooner eat glass than see any harm come to the staff, nurses, and doctors on Max’s The Pitt.

    By Jeremy D. Larson Verified · Pitchfork

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • The 20 Best Albums of 2025 So Far

    By Anna Gaca Verified, Jeremy D. Larson Verified, Marissa Lorusso Verified, Philip Sherburne Verified| Pitchfork Verified Pitchfork’s editors are already sorting, compiling, and straining to remember all the music that’s been released this year. So we’re spotlighting some of 2025’s most outstanding records to date by rounding up albums that have earned high scores and Best New Music designations with a quick list of RIYLs (that’s Recommended If You Like) and links to our coverage. Unlike our year-end lists, this one is organized in reverse chronological order.

    By Anna Gaca Verified, Jeremy D. Larson Verified, Marissa Lorusso Verified, Philip Sherburne Verified · Pitchfork

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Nothing Sounds as Good as The Pitt

    By Jeremy D. Larson Verified| Pitchfork Verified In a matter of a few months, I have gone from someone who’s never watched a medical procedural drama to someone who would sooner eat glass than see any harm come to the staff, nurses, and doctors on Max’s The Pitt.

    By Jeremy D. Larson Verified · Pitchfork

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Pitchfork

Pitchfork is a prominent American online music magazine founded in 1996 by Ryan Schreiber. Initially a webzine, it has evolved into a key voice in independent and alternative music, expanding its coverage to include pop, hip-hop, jazz, and metal. Acquired by Condé Nast in 2015, Pitchfork is known for its critical authority and influence on indie music culture. The magazine publishes music journalism, including album reviews, artist interviews, and features, using a unique 10-point rating system. It also hosts the Pitchfork Music Festival, an annual event in Chicago that showcases indie and emerging artists. Additionally, Pitchfork.tv offers a video platform featuring live performances and original series. The magazine targets millennial audiences, particularly indie music enthusiasts, and has played a significant role in popularizing various artists.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Founded: 1995