June 17, 2008
“ The current decline of the music industry is of course not so much a catastrophic collapse as a simple market correction: a delayed downturn that should’ve actually begun in the early 1980s, before major labels cajoled consumers into replacing their vinyl collections with shiny CD replications— thereby artificially padding their bottom lines well into the 90s.
From the Pitchfork review of Mogwai: Young Team