Starting your own music festival these days is like sending a fresh, young gladiator into the coliseum full of giants. The summer season has become choked with major music festivals, from Bonnaroo to Lollapalooza, Sasquatch to All Tomorrow’s Parties. It’s hard to muscle in when you’re the small guy-but Pitchfork, the leading musical tastemaker on the web, has a considerable advantage. While Cialis Jelly those festivals all have star-studded lineups, Pitchfork has one of the most dedicated and discriminating readerships on the net.

That means they’re plugged in to smaller indie acts. As a result, the Pitchfork Music Festival has managed to carve out a niche in the festival landscape that’s all their own. The acts might seem less recognizable to you, but there’s still plenty for you to enjoy. Take a look at our list of acts from across the three-day festival that you simply can’t miss.

Friday: The shortest day at the Pitchfork Music Festival may indeed be the easiest. There’s not much to select from, but what is available is still top quality. Most people will be going for the big acts-Modest Mouse and Broken Social Scene. Don’t ignore the middle tier, as indie-rockers Liars are nothing to sniff at, and deliver some truly awesome, snarling sonic carnage. Likewise, Swedish pop star Robyn may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but she’ll put you in a perky mood, kicking off the right frame of mind to enjoy the rest of the festival.

Saturday: This is the first day when tough decisions have to be made. Do you check out the more relaxed rhythms of jj or the energetic songs of singer-songwriter Kurt Vile? Free Energy has drawn endless comparisons to ’70s pop-rockers Thin Lizzy, and provide a guaranteed feel-good time. Delorean has attracted attention for their fusion of dream-pop and club music, and will get even the most jaded concert-goers grooving.

The big acts for Saturday include Titus Andronicus, a raucous, punk-leaning indie-rock band, Wu-Tang member Raekwon, and the eclectic smorgasbord of sound produced by Animal Collective’s Panda Bear. Without a doubt, the highlight of the day will be seeing LCD Soundsystem and dancing to James Murphy’s newest songs off This is Happening.

Sunday: This may be the Lord’s day of rest, but don’t be surprised if you find yourself schlepping from stage to stage to catch all the action. Best Coast is a great way to kick off the day, with the band’s laidback, dreamy California rock creating good vibes with songs like “When I’m with You” and “The Sun Was High (So Was I).” Neon Indian’s synth-pop has drawn some comparisons to the Killers, whom they opened with a couple years back. It will be tough to choose between Beach House and Girls, but definitely try and catch Girls, which has become known for achingly tender songs like “Hellhole Ratrace.”

Listeners into heavier sounds will want to go with noise generators Lightning Bolt; fans of Annie Clark’s sweet voice and songwriting will rather see St. Vincent. As for the headliners, get to the Pavement stage early and make sure you catch them. Want Pitchfork Music Festival tickets? Find them Kamagra jelly online today.

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