Pitchfork Founder's Memoir: Weird Era

0:00On April 21st, Ryan Schreiber, the founder of Pitchfork, just dropped news on his new memoir called Weird Era, How Pitchfork Change Music Forever. It's all about the site's journey from a small start to shaking up the music world. The book hits shells on December 1st through Farah, Strauss and Jarrou. Schreiber's been the driving force behind Pitchfork since day one as its longtime editor. Pitchfork grew from humble roots into a major player, influencing how we discover and talk about music globally. Fans know it for those sharp reviews that sparked endless debates. Schreiber traces the story from his early days in Minneapolis, key growth in Chicago, and its big move to New York as a powerhouse. He shouted out editor Jackson Howard, story editor Jason Green, and Bradford Cox, who inspired the title from a deer hunter album. This one's gonna be a deep die for music heads everywhere. Stay tuned with music news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.