NME — "The quintessential Garbage record" Garbage in 1998 Garbage have announced a reissue of their classic album ‘Version 2.0’ to celebrate its 20th anniversary – as well as …Continue reading » The post Garbage announce 20th anniversary rei... more info

NME — "I don't know if I have the time" Pavement in Germany, 1997 Stephen Malkmus has spoken out to downplay the chances of Pavement reforming to celebrate their 30th anniversary next year. The …Continue reading » The post Stephen Malkmus speaks ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Appearing on Kyle Meredith With..., Malkmus says he's focused on his new album with The Jicks and other projects. more info

Rolling Stone — During the last few years, we've been deluged with great new guitar bands, many showing an obsessive love for indie rock's early-Nineties golden age – whether it's Parquet Courts taking vintage Pavement in directions that never reall... more info

Consequence of Sound — Multinational outfit tackle a '90s alt-rock classic as part of recent SiriusXMU session. more info

Stereogum — UK collective Superorganism are releasing their self-titled debut album at the end of this week, featuring rubbery pop songs like "Something For Your M.I.N.D.," Everybody Wants To Be Famous," and "Reflections On The Screen." They recently participate... more info

Stereogum — Will Pavement reunite in 2019? That remains to be seen. As for 2018, Stephen Malkmus is revving up his post-Pavement project the Jicks once again. We don't have new album information yet, but as teased yesterday, a new single called "Middle America" ... more info

KEXP Seattle — There’s history to bands covering Pavement’s “Box Elder.” When The Wedding Present recorded their interpretation of the track from Pavement’s Slay Tracks (1933–1969) EP track back in ’89, it caught the ear of renowned BBC DJ John P... more info

Stereogum — Last year prolific lo-fi luminary (Sandy) Alex G leapt into a new echelon of fame, fidelity, and (arguably) overall quality with Rocket , his Domino debut ( DSU forever, though). Today he's back with "Fay," a melancholy indie-rock ballad that float... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Say Sue Me hail from South Korea, but make indie rock that sounds like it was made in American in the 90s. Their single “Good For Some Reason” captures the essences of acts like Pavement, Built to Split and other greats. The track was recorded f... more info