New York Post — Other biggies on the bill include Public Enemy, The Offspring and Pavement. more info

Magnet Magazine — 25 years ago today, Pavement released final album Terror Twilight. Speak. See. Remember. Read our MAGNET Classics on the making of the band’s debut LP: The post Pavement Released Final Album “Terror Twilight” 25 Years Ago Today appeared first o... more info

Stereogum — The utterly chill and dadded-out indie veterans Real Estate do not strike me as the most natural touring partners for the frenetic, experimental, nouveau-hip Water From Your Eyes. But the bands were on the road together this month, and one thing t... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Stephen Malkmus (Pavement). Lots of details to discern. Photos for MAGNET by Christian Lantry; illustration for MAGNET by Bruno Guerreiro. Read our MAGNET Classics on the making of Pavement’s Slanted And Enchanted: The post Happy Bir... more info

Stereogum — Last September, I watched Pavement perform at the National’s Homecoming festival and wondered whether it would be the ’90s indie-rock icons’ last show ever after a reunion tour that spanned well over a year. I guess not. The Seattle festival... more info

Stereogum — The Melbourne alt-rock quartet Quivers gained some attention in 2021 when fellow Melbourne indie artist Courtney Barnett admitted her music video was a lot like theirs. Now they’ve signed to Merge for the release of new album Oyster Cuts, and le... more info

Magnet Magazine — 40 years ago today, Echo & The Bunnymen released Ocean Rain. Walked on a tidal wave—laughed in the face of a brand-new day. Check out our Take Cover! feature pitting Pavement against Ian McCulloch and Co. It’s killing time: The post Echo & The Bu... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Gary Young (Pavement). R.I.P. Plant man. Read our MAGNET Classics on the making of Pavement’s Slanted And Enchanted: The post Happy Birthday Gary Young (Pavement), R.I.P. appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Stereogum — The strange saga of Pavement’s Terror Twilight -era B-side “Harness Your Hopes” has taken another turn. Back in 1999, when it first appeared on Pavement’s Spit On A Stranger EP, the song was not a noteworthy part of the band’s catalog, ... more info

Consequence Of Sound — The band shared the album digitally today, with physical editions due this summer. Pavement Unveil 7-Inch Box Set Cautionary Tales: Jukebox Classiques Jo Vito more info