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Indigo De Souza released her new latest album Precipice back in July, and some drama ensued shortly thereafter. Stereogum contributor Grace Robins-Somerville reviewed it for Pitchfork and gave it a 6.6, which is by no means a terrible score in Pitchfork terms, but apparently not the glowing co-sign De Souza was hoping for: After the review was published, the North Carolina musician quickly took to social media denouncing Pitchfork as a legion of “internet bullies,” simultaneously asking her fans to comment on the site’s social media accounts to tell them the Precipice review was “whack.” A couple of days later she posted on Instagram that she was “having a really hard time” before going offline for a few weeks.
