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Pitchfork redesigns website and introduces new logotype

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Date
15 March 2016
An animation of the Pitchfork logo in black serif type against a plain light grey background. The movement of the letters is subtle.

Music website Pitchfork has launched its newly designed website that overhauls the previous iteration that appeared in Autumn 2011. Alongside the new user interface that has simplified the reader experience so browsing, searching, listening and watching is easier, Pitchfork has unveiled a new logotype designed by Swiss type foundry Grilli.

Pitchfork Media was acquired by media conglomerate Condé Nast in October last year. At the time Condé Nast president and chief executive Bob Sauerberg said: “Pitchfork is a distinguished digital property that brings a strong editorial voice, an enthusiastic and young audience, a growing video platform and a thriving events business.”

A screenshot of the Pitchfork website homepage. The layout features a mix of music news, album reviews and event promotions, including a large banner for the “Pitchfork Music Festival Chicago”.

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Owen joined It’s Nice That as Editor in November of 2015 leading and overseeing all editorial content across online, print and the events programme, before leaving in early 2018.

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