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"Apps" Like Rolling Stone's Could Shine A Light On Spotify's Missing Links

BY Austin Carr | 12-01-2011 | 9:44 AM | INNOVATION

Spotify's got a huge catalog of music and 10 million subscribers. But what happens when the elite critics it's co-opting for its newest feature recommend Led Zeppelin, Adele, Arcade Fire, Coldplay, or other key artists whose albums are conspicuously absent from Spotify? READ MORE›

New Media Meets Zines In "The World's First Perfect" Irony

BY Joe Berkowitz | 11-21-2011 | 6:31 PM | DESIGN

A semi-anonymous writer and editor reviewing others' reviews of indie music parlays blog buzz into actual people in a real-life record store clamoring for copies of his throwback printed product, a zine. READ MORE›

Infographic of the Day: Pitchfork's Highest (and Lowest) Rated Music of 2010

BY John Pavlus | 01-05-2011 | 10:03 AM | PITCHFORK

Since time immemorial (ie: 1995), Pitchfork.com has been the music tastemaker for anyone with a beer-making kit and a mustache comb. But what if you're a person with a straight job and a sensible haircut, and don't have time to read ... READ MORE›