Pitchfork Lets You Flex Your Takes on Friends Now
Share those brutal album scores with people who actually care

Pitchfork rolled out a new feature that lets you send their reviews to other people—which means you can finally prove to your friends that yes, that album they love actually deserves a 3.2, backed by Pitchfork's receipts.
It's a small move, but it tracks. Music taste is social. We've always wanted to share the exact moment a critic goes nuclear on a record we didn't vibe with, or when they get it right about a project everyone was sleeping on. Now you don't gotta screenshot and explain—just hit send.
Whether this becomes a real part of how people talk about albums or stays a novelty feature is another story. But it's the kind of thing that could actually make music writing feel less like shouting into the void and more like a conversation worth having.
Read the full story at Pitchfork → https://pitchfork.com/story/you-can-now-share-your-pitchfork-reviews/
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