Sigur Rós to Broadcast Live Interactive Show Tomorrow
Hot off the release of their impressive seventh studio album, "Kveikur":http://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2013/06/sigur-ros--kveikur.html, Sigur Rós will broadcast a live, interactive show to fans across the world this Wednesday. read more
Watch a New Clip from World War Z
With only three days before the release of, World War Z, Brad Pitt and the the executives at Paramount Pictures continue to endlessly promote the massive zombie thriller. read more
Watch The Civil Wars' In-Studio Video for "The One That Got Away"
Just a week after releasing "The One That Got Away," The Civil Wars just posted a behind-the-scenes video the track. read more
BioShock Creator Ken Levine Tackles Logan's Run Remake
Levine, who began his career as a screenwriter and playwright, now returns to his writing roots after a time of immersing himself in the videogame realm. read more
Silence of the Lambs Director to Helm AMC Sci-Fi Pilot
The Fox TV Studios/AMC Studios-produced show was picked up in April and is the network's first sci-fi production. read more
Who Is E3 For?
E3 is a trade show for press and the games industry. Why doesn't it feel that way? read more
Austra: Olympia
Many note Katie Stelmanis’ voice when talking about Austra, and rightfully so, but to say it is “classically trained” is an undersell-and-a-half. read more
Watch The Postal Service's Video for "A Tattered Line of String"
Laundry gone wild. read more
Overseas: Overseas
Overseas is a collaboration between David Bazan, Will Johnson and Matt and Bubba Kadane. read more
Southern Cross the Dog by Bill Cheng
Rarely is literature as breathtakingly lyrical and searing in its imagery as Southern Cross the Dog, a novel by Bill Cheng. read more
Stephen Kellogg: Blunderstone Rookery
"You get what you pay for, and sometimes it's bad." So sings Stephen Kellogg on his seventh solo album, during the shiny folk-rock waltz of "The Best." As it turns out, he's very much right. read more
Spectrals: Sob Story
Chameleonic U.K. power-poppers Spectrals—the duo of brothers Louis and Will Jones—shed the slings and arrows siblinghood might present and focus on crafting some of the most heartfelt melodic pop since Big Star on their new LP, Sob Story. read more
Sin City Sequel Release Pushed Back Nearly a Year
You'll have to wait until 2014. read more
John Vanderslice: Dagger Beach
Dagger Beach can, at times, feel a little out there—even for John Vanderslice. read more
Heliotropes: A Constant Sea
When Roky Erickson sang "I Walked With A Zombie" on his 1981 album with the Aliens, The Evil One, the drawling croak of the Texas psych-rock hero gave the impression of a man in recovery. He’d had his B-movie horror moment but gotten out alive. When Heliotropes covered the same song in the fall of 2012, Jessica Numsuwankijkul's dazed, disaffected singing made it seem like not only had she not escaped the walking dead—she’d become one of them. read more
Check out Issue #97 of PASTE.COM featuring Mavis Staples
Mavis Staples, actor Craig Robinson, Best of What's Next band Yellowbirds, Matt Stax's new Shakespeare-meets-hip-hop musical, Appalachian cuisine, The Last of Us, Father John Misty and more. read more
Lissie Announces Release Date for New Album Back to Forever
Back to Forever was recorded at a studio in downtown Los Angeles and features guest vocals from Catherine and Allison Pierce of the Pierces and Barbara Gruska of The Belle Brigade. read more
The Love Song of Jonny Valentine by Teddy Wayne
Seth Green seems an unlikely source for an academic discussion of the proliferation of modern tabloid journalism. But considering he began acting at age six and counts Macaulay Culkin as one of his closest friends, he has an unusually solid vantage point. read more
James Franco Launches Funding Campaign for Three New Films
After directing and producing six feature films in the last three years, the actor/poet/author/director/musician/artist/student/teacher has launched a Flexible Funding campaign to produce three new films this fall. read more
Listen to a New Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros Track, "This Life"
"This Life" is less jaunty than "Better Days," and it boasts a full gospel choir, strong soulful overtones and Ebert's haunting vocals. Full of feeling, the frontman's powerful voice shifts from boisterous shouting to a descent someplace deeper, with Ebert sounding ragged, almost as if on the verge of tears. read more
