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By Dan Duray 7/08/11 11:02am

Bros, Brews and Foos’ Reign at Kill Screen’s First Issue Party

The first-ever issue party for Kill Screen magazine, the n+1 for the video game set now on its fourth issue, brought supporters to a small space next to the Music Hall of Williamsburg last night for free beer, Foosball and, notably, no video games. If you’re unfamiliar with Kill Screen, it’s not as marginal as Read More

By Leon Neyfakh 6/23/10 12:42am

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The Pitchfork Frankenstein Effect: Indie Powerhouse Now Spawns Bands in its Own Image

Ryan Schreiber, the founder of Pitchfork, thinks indie rock is getting younger. The 34-year-old, who launched his highly influential Web site from his parents’ basement 15 years ago, was sitting on the steps outside of the Pitchfork office in Greenpoint last Thursday night. He was wearing an unbuttoned plaid shirt and smoking a cigarette while Read More

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