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Evan Rytlewski

  • Director of Content Marketing, Tecsys Inc.
Milwaukee
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Writer. Contributor @Pitchfork. Alum @RadioMilwaukee, @WMSE, @ShepherdExpress. Bylines @NPR @TheAVClub @WashingtonPost @Spin @Stereogum @PasteMagazine. (he/him)
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Great Grandpa: Patience, Moonbeam

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By Evan Rytlewski
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In a more robust market for emotional, guitar-forward rock, Great Grandpa’s 2019 album Four of Arrows might have made the group overnight favorites. Instead, the album found a more gradual, muted reception, earning Great Grandpa a reputation as one of the most underrated bands in emo-adjacent indie rock, as well as the quiet admiration of their peers.
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Evan’s Substack

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By Evan Rytlewski
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The Tubs: Cotton Crown

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By Evan Rytlewski
| Pitchfork Verified
Shortly before founding his jangle quartet the Tubs, Owen Williams poured himself into a very different passion project: a prickly novel inspired by the suicide of his mother, folk singer and writer Charlotte Greig. “It was 2016 and the Trauma Industrial Complex was revving into gear,” Williams explained in a Substack post; “I wanted to be exploited too.” Alas, he recounts, the market was not as ripe for his style of unsentimental grief as he’d anticipated.
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