stereogum is so inclusive. I feel like stereogum wants to share, but Pitchfork wants to tell.
on Greg Dulli & Mark Lanegan Talk Internet Music Writing And "Snarky Hipsterism" at April 8, 2008 2:55 PM
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I think that's because they both have different formats. Stereogum, who I feel are often guilty of of this kind of rampant snark and bandwagon hopping (sorry guys, I still read you every day), are a blog, whereas Pitchfork is a review site. Stereogum's basic DNA is to "show" while Pitchfork's is to "tell."
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