L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Indie rock fave Pavement has been rumored as a Coachella headlining candidate since the Stockton-bred act announced its reunion this fall. The band just got one step closer to making an appearance in Indio in 2010, revealed this morning as... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — ...," the Sasquatch! Festival returns for its ninth year May 29-31 (Memorial Day Weekend), 2010 at The Gorge in Quincy, WA. For the first time, a special discounted 3-day festival pass will be available in time for the holiday gift... more info

Stereogum — Or, as The Portland Mercury puts it, "Finally, a Pavement show not in New York or overseas." The reunited indie crew is the only act announced for the 5/29-5/31 Gorge fest, but more details are coming soon. more info

Stereogum — When Pavement first announced their reunion we told you that Matador noted a "details-to-be-determined compilation album planned for release sometime in 2010." Well, as the guys continue adding dates to said reunion tour, they're also offering up ... more info

NME — Band considering compilation featuring radio sessions more info

Undercover, Australia — Pavement and Dinosaur Jr will head the international line-up at the Golden Plains festival in March 2010. more info

Spinner.com — We'd bet dollars to doughnuts that you were unaware that today, November 3, is National Cliché Day. To celebrate the art of overusing things to death, we picked the Top 10 clichés that still permeate the music world. For some reason, these things a... more info

411 Mania — Grizzly Bear and St. Vincent live, Pavement news (again), Cymbals Eat Guitars and Girls have lineup changes, a new album from Retribution Gospel Choir and The Antlers go to Daytrotter. more info

Rawkblog — Live: Rose Melberg — my hero, Rose Melberg (left; photo by David Greenwald) — played two rare, intimate shows in Los Angeles. News: It was a real Vampire Weekend as the band hit Los Angeles for Halloween; release dates for long-awaited albums fro... more info

Guardian Music — War, climate change, humanitarian work: why "musical differences" just don't cut it any moreAs a species, humanity could take war. And financial collapse. We could even take climate change. But then last week the Rakes announced that they were splitt... more info