Impose Magazine — Aside from the leisurely 'No Destruction,' a chance meeting between Blonde on Blonde and Pavement's 'Range Life' that's more successful than it has any right to be, Foxygen's songs tend to be sardonic deconstructions of psychedelic tropes. Unfortunat... more info

Impose Magazine — The 90s resurgence may be in full swing, but we've been seeing a lot of bands referencing the likes of Built to Spill, Pavement, Polvo, and other staples birthed out of American soil. This time around, we've got three Brit greats as the basis... more info

Impose Magazine — Chris returned from vacation in Virginia and brought Eternal Summers with him. Nicole Yun, Daniel Cundiff and Jonathan Woods joined us in the studio to celebrate the 148th anniversary of the Civil War with a heated North vs. South debate. Cliche topi... more info

Impose Magazine — With singer/guitarist Sadie Dupuis's quirky, androgynous lilt – both tough and untouchable and more wry than the bread – Speedy Ortiz have been unavoidably compared to 90s superstars like Pavement and Liz Phair. But where some bands stitch togeth... more info

Said the Gramophone — Pat Jordache - "O.M.O.". One of those nights where you think you might be vomiting out of happiness. Jetplane cuts the sky in two. Pavement crumpling under-foot. Fan stuck on high. The potted fern gets up and walks. Somewhere... more info

KEXP Seattle — There’s no denying Surfer Blood‘s love for 90′s indie rock. Fragments of Pavement, Pixies and Weezer are undeniable elements in their sound, but the band made a space for themselves on their 2010 debut, Astro Coast, by adding breezy surf melodi... more info

Consequence of Sound — Daft Punk, Pavement, Replacements, Beatles, Stones, and so much more. more info

Metal Injection — Chicago deathcore machine I Killed Everyone are gearing up to release their new album, Necrospire on July 9th through Pavement Records. We are excited to bring you a taste of the record, which combines thick riffs with punching breakdowns. Skip the c... more info

Popdose — Every year, Record Store Day brings us new musical releases to surprise and delight. One of the most delightful surprises this year was a live recording by onetime Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus, performing Can’s 1973 album Ege Bamyasi in its en... more info

Sky News — A passer-by has a lucky escape as a fireball explodes out of the pavement and shakes buildings on a busy street in London. more info