Watch Pavement rank their albums, play tennis against Tim Heidecker’s ‘Office Hours Live’
“Let's get the bad ones out of the way so we can talk about the ones we all like,“ Malkmus said.
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Pavement played their first show in nearly 12 years (setlist, video, pics)
Pavement played their first show in 4,199 days, and they dusted off lots of songs that didn't get played on their last reunion tour.
Pavement’s ‘Terror Twilight’ deluxe edition sheds new light on the band’s farewell album
‘Terror Twilight: Farewell Horizontal‘ restores producer Nigel Godrich's rejected track order, plus three LPs worth of b-sides, outtakes, demos and more.
Old to begin: Pavement’s underrated ‘Brighten the Corners’ turns 25
Maybe not the first album you think of with these '90s indie rock icons, but Pavement‘s fourth album has aged particularly well.
Love Tractor reissuing ‘Themes From Venus’ (stream an unreleased track)
Athens, GA greats Love Tractor have been reissuing their classic '80s albums and next up is their third album, 1988‘s ‘Themes from Venus,‘ which has been remastered and features six unreleased tracks.
Kurt Vile, Liz Phair, Beck & more appearing on Apple Music’s “I Miss…’90s Indie”
Six-part series ‘ I Miss...'90s Indie‘ also features interviews with Carrie Brownstein, Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Stephin Merritt, Perfume Genius, Mary Timony, Bob Nastanovich, Britt Daniel, and more.
Indie rock artist Steve Keene (Pavement, Apples in Stereo) has first art book launched on Kickstarter
Steve's painted over 300,000 pieces over the last 30 years, including album covers for Pavement, Silver Jews, Band of Horses, Apples in Stereo and more. His first-ever art book focuses on the show he did for Shepard Fairey's Subliminal Projects gallery.
Mogwai share Silver Jews-inspired single “Ritchie Sacramento” from new LP
Mogwai's new album As the Love Continues is out February 19.
NBA & MLB games postponed as teams protest Jacob Blake shooting; musicians react
Halsey and members of Bon Iver, PUP, Pavement, and more have applauded NBA teams as they take a stand against police brutality.
Quattracenta releasing new J Robbins-produced LP on Bob Nastanovich’s (Pavement) label
”Quattracenta is a striking Baltimore band. Like the city in which they reside, Quattracenta impugns and are pungent like a heap of blackened onions or a finished bushel of blue crabs,” Bob tells us.