1 2 3 4 5 reviewed for FasterLouder American guitar music in the 1990s was a split personality that represented the two sides of an American youth that wanted out from the mass commercialization of MTV and Top 40 radio. On one hand the rise of grunge and nu-metal provided a testosterone outlet for anger and pent up frustration and that suited many perfectly. For … Continue reading REVIEW: PAVEMENT | Quarantine The Past…
With Pavement joining the reunion bandwagon there has been high anticipation in the air and the reports are in for their first show in Auckland New Zealand supported by the brilliant 3Ds who themselves have reunited for some shows. The New Zealand Herald’s Russell Baillie has the first review of the show… The band delivered a 20-plus song set centred largely on their early albums … Continue reading NEWS: PAVEMENT Reunion Tour Begins…
Golden Plains have announced the first batch of acts to appear at the Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre on March 6-8 2010. Pavement Dinosaur Jr Calexico Dirty Projectors The Big Pink Tame Impala Midnight Juggernauts Super Wild Horses Monotonix Gaslamp Killer Nashville Pussy Jeffry Lewis and The Junkyard The Cruel Sea The Crayon Fields Ransom Andee Frost Wooden Shjips Royal Headache http://2010.goldenplains.com.au/ Continue reading ON TOUR: GOLDEN PLAINS first announcement…
Pavement are reforming. Yep for a run of dates next year ,Malkmus and the gang are set to return to stages with the 90s defining slacker indie rock. Matador have announced that… After years of speculation, the most important American band of the 1990’s is returning to the stage, with the lineup of Mark Ibold, Scott “Spiral Stairs” Kannberg, Stephen Malkmus, Bob Nastanovich and Steve … Continue reading NEWS: PAVEMENT return…
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