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Paste Announces SXSW 2010 Party with PureVolume.com

We’ve already told you about Paste‘s SXSW parties on March 17 and 18 at the Galaxy Room in Austin, Texas. And since the music portion of the fest officially begins on Wednesday, March 17, what better way to ring it in than at Paste and PureVolume’s Tuesday Night Music Kickoff Party at 504 Trinity St?...  read more

Joshua James Tour Diary - Tokyo/Baton Rouge - 11/19/09

Tokyo Every time that I get on a plane I accept the fact that I might die. I say to myself “this might be the day that you die”. And then I board the plane....  read more

Joshua James Tour Diary - Baltimore, MD - 10/30/09

There isn’t any possible way to properly describe the events that have taken place. I want to. I feel as if I need to. But I can’t, and therefore won’t. There are many adventures I can remember. But even more that I can’t. I am noodling....  read more

Artist Profile: Joshua James at CMJ 2009

Click the image to watch Paste's interview with Joshua James at CMJ 2009.Related links:JoshuaJames.tvJoshua James on MySpace...  read more

Best Music of 2009 (So Far): Kate Kiefer, Associate Editor

To celebrate the half-way point of 2009, this week Paste staffers are counting down their favorite albums and songs of the year (so far). Check out all of our lists here, and share your own favorites in the comments. You might notice that Passion Pit’s Manners isn’t on my list, and that’s because I don’t like Passion Pit very much. (Apparently I’m in the minority.) I didn’t include Wild Light’s “California On My Mind” either, but that’s only because Josh plays it so many times a day that I feel like it’s his own personal song. As for the music I did include…if...  read more

Joshua James: Build Me This

Though he’s signed to a major label...  read more

22 up-and-coming artists you ignore at your own peril!

[Above: White Rabbits]MugisonHometown: Ísafjörður, Iceland Album: Mugiboogie Why He's Worth Watching: Mugison likely embodies the person Led Zeppelin envisioned when writing “Immigrant Song.” One moment, this man from the land of the ice and snow is sounding the hammer of the gods, alternating between an infernal howl (much like Robert Plant’s) and a guttural heavy-metal groan, the next, he’s crooning to twanging guitar over eerie strings. He’s a shape-shifter and a funnyman, and Mugiboogie builds on his four previous genre-transcending works.  For Fans Of: Tom Waits, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, Led Zeppelin Acceptance Speech: “When I was 14 years old, I...  read more