Andrew Bird teases fans with October mini-tour
Fans hoping to catch a glimpse of indie rocker Andrew Bird... read more
Band of the Week: The Uglysuit
“Okay, I’ve got to tell you this story,” says multi-instrumentalist Crosby Bray of The Uglysuit, his slight Oklahoma drawl suddenly vibrant. The listener braces herself for the kind of madcap caper any newly-signed, all-dude sextet of early 20-somethings might get into... read more
The Rocker
If the premise of The Rocker sounds unfamiliar, you must have been... read more
Decemberists prep Bridesmaid vinyl singles series
"Always the bridesmaid, never the bride." Comfortingly, this little gem of self-pity is finally going to... read more
New Indigo Girls record set for early 2009 release
You know, sometimes the Indigo Girls get a little tired... read more
Paste:Local launches in Atlanta
When Paste decided to expand our coverage of signs of life in music, film and culture to the local level in vibrant cities around the U.S. with a new initiative called Paste:Local... read more
Fox suit seeks to stop Warner Bros.' Watchmen
There is a rather major snag in the way of Watchmen’s big-screen debut... read more
Wilco plans new album for Spring 2009
Apparently, Jeff Tweedy "kinda hate[s]" all six of Wilco's albums to date. That's right... read more
Waylon Jennings' final unheard recordings on the way
Ever since the ancient times, it has been said a son shall carry on a father's legacy... read more
Byrne and Eno's Everything available for download now
David Byrne and Brian Eno are still making sweet music together, even when they’re on separate continents... read more
Artist of the Week: Lykke Li
Precocious chanteuse Lykke Li might be on the verge of living out her childhood fantasy of becoming an international star, but when Paste recently spoke to the burgeoning sartorial icon, she was engaged in some truly gasp-worthy behavior: tidying up... read more
Watch trailer for indie-rock poster documentary
With a title like Died Young, Stayed Pretty, Eileen Yaghoobian's forthcoming documentary about indie rock's underground poster culture would seem to... read more
Yeasayer says yea to Fall tour
After finishing a tour with MGMT, the percussion-happy Brooklynites Yeasayer decided it would be in everyone's best interest if... read more
Tropic Thunder
Everyone wants to have their action-movie cake and blow it up, too... read more
Of Montreal reveals Skeletal Lamping package details
Despite (or maybe because of) the incessant doomsaying from armchair prophets that the album is a dead format... read more
Philip Seymour Hoffman to direct play in London
Former Paste cover boy and Academy Award-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman is set to direct a play... read more
TV on the Radio's Adebimpe starring in Demme film
Three things happen like clockwork every year in the film industry. A juvenile, insert-genre-name-here satire makes... read more
Watch the trailer for the Easton Ellis-adapted Informers
We know it's circular reasoning, but the upcoming adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis' The Informers feels, as they say, like a... read more
Isaac Hayes: 1942-2008
Soul legend Isaac Hayes died yesterday at the age of 65... read more
Artist of the Week: Gentleman Jesse
Crafting a lyrical hook to stimulate crowd participation is feat enough for most musicians, but Atlanta power-pop maestro “Gentleman” Jesse Smith extends his art to guitar solos. “My rule is that you should be able to sing them,” he says. “That's why I don't like Jimmy Page..." read more

