Best Show love in Pitchfork.

[Omar]

From an interview with Daniel Smith in Pitchfork's wrap-up of Day 2 of their little festival thing:

Pitchfork: What have you been listening to lately? Any new bands that aren't getting their due?

DS: Well, some Sounds Familyre bands, but I don't want to turn it into a club. Just friends of mine we've been recording-- this couple from New Jersey, Ben and Vesper, that we're super excited about. I just finished mixing their EP. But you know what we've been listening to a lot? It's this comedy show on WFMU.

Pitchfork: Oh, [Tom] Scharpling? Yeah, he is truly amazing.

DS: We're addicted to that stuff! My little brother Andrew was calling into his show, and then we started calling in a little bit, you know, because we're kind of local, and Scharpling started plugging our shows and stuff. Even this week, he's been playing our stuff. He's really cool. We do the Scharpling & Wurster podcast each week-- we've got Internet in the van.

[Jason]

This means the Best Show isn't cool anymore.

[Chris L]

I always thought I detected a distinct Arcade Fire influence on Von Scharpling.

[Tyrannosaurus Rocks]

We were here before them.

We will be here after them.

We are the FOT.

[x amount]

We do the Scharpling & Wurster podcast each week-- we've got Internet in the van.

Isn't this the real issue though?  The Danielson Famile is out there travelling around in a tricked out Internet-enabled van.  HOTT.

[shotzi]

We do the Scharpling & Wurster podcast each week-- we've got Internet in the van.

Isn't this the real issue though?  The Danielson Famile is out there travelling around in a tricked out Internet-enabled van.  HOTT.

I bet Pitchfork doesn't have an FOT card in their wallet.

[Jordan Michael]

Pitchfork is rediculous.