Pitchfork to launch new online TV channel

by Tibi Puiu in Indie, Other
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We all know MTV’s nothing like it used to be, gone are the days of 24h non-stop music videos, to be replaced with superficial talk shows and hours upon hours of commercials. Internet, on-demand TV, seems to be the future of visual broadcasting entertainment now and popular Internet ezine Pitchfork Media knows this well. So, according to a recent announcement, Pitchfork.tv, the latest addition to the media giant’s family, will air live on April 7; one day before my birthday, coincidence or not?

The people behind Pitchfork intend on creating the first-ever music video channel dedicated to documenting independent music as it happens and promises to bring the indie scene to its audience a step further through original mini-documentaries, secret rooftop and basement sessions, full concerts, exclusive interviews, and the most carefully curated selection of music videos online. In addition the video resolution promises to be top notch for a maximum, crisp viewer experience. Good luck P4k with your new TV channel, you’ve certainly made us curios, but most of all anxious.

By Tibi Puiu

Tibi is the co-founder and current editor in chief of ZME Music. He's had a passion for music since when he can remember, but since he lacks the necessary skills to make music, he decided to simply mix in another passion of his: writing.

Thanks to the marvels of the Internet, anyone can voice out and, in time, Tibi has helped a lot of artists and made a lot of friends by following his double passion for writing and music.

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