Pavement | Pop review

Brixton Academy, LondonWhen the penchant for rock reunions has spiralled out of control, it's hard not to be cheered by the apparently temporary reappearance of Pavement. Percussionist Bob Nastanovich has said they reformed in part to help pay off his gambling debts, but at least people cared about them in the first place.They arrived in the early 90s, proof that, just as British alt-rock geared up for the big commercial push of Britpop, the US equivalent was getting weird. The fervour with whi...

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