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Our Favorite Things About Cayamo
Several Paste staffers are out of the office this week covering the Cayamo cruise. These are a few of their favorite things so far:... read more
Found in: Blogs, FestivusKathleen Edwards extends tour well into 2009
Canadian alt.country queen Kathleen Edwards has spent all year touring in support of her new album Asking for Flowers, also releasing a Live Session EP. Now the singer-songwriter has announced plans to extend her gigs into 2009.... read more
Found in: Concerts, NewsFive Fantastic Songs Missing from The Pitchfork 500
Today, Pitchfork will release a book, printed on actual paper. The tome is called The Pitchfork 500: Our Guide to the Greatest Songs from Punk to the Present, and it is billed as containing "all-new essays and reviews written with the sharp wit and insight for which the site is known." A list like this practically begs for argument, and so it made sense to create a list of amazing songs that Pitchfork forgot. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayPemberton 2008 - Day 1
Photos taken at Pemberton Festival 2008 by Mark C. Austin... read more
Found in: Blogs, 1000 WordsSasquatch 2008: Day 1
Welcome to The Gorge, y'all. Sasquatch 2008 is here and it's overwhelming. So, in an effort to trim it down to something semi-manageable, I'm going to be posting photos and blurbs of my experience in Washington this Memorial Day Weekend. Enjoy... Kathleen Edwards rocked with an immaculate band, spitting bile at the sun, particularly on set closer "The Cheapest Key." Edwards sang "B is for bullshit and you fed me some," but I'd argue that "B" is actually for "badass." She is just that.... read more
Found in: Blogs, FestivusKathleen Edwards - "The Cheapest Key"
Click above to watch "The Cheapest Key" from Kathleen Edwards' new album Asking For Flowers, out now on Zoe Records. Related Links: Feature: Kathleen Edwards: North Americana Feature: These Kids Are Alright: Kathleen Edwards... read more
Found in: Video of the DayKathleen Edwards releases new video, appears on Letterman
Kathleen Edwards has been a busy bee lately: she has a new album, a new video, upcoming tour dates and an upcoming appearance on late-night television. This will be the second time Edwards appears on the David Letterman show: the first time found her on a bus for 13 hours, desperately trying to get there on time to promote her debut album, Failer. Her performance is scheduled for April 22, and this time the Ottowa-turned-Toronto native is promoting her third album, entitled Asking for Flowers, which came out on March 4. Here’s hoping she gets to take a plane this... read more
Found in: Music, NewsKathleen Edwards: A Songwriter's Progress
When Kathleen Edwards released her first CD Failer in 2003, her quavering, countrified Canadian, love-child-of-Lucinda-and-Neil sound created a rabid band of new fans. read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesKathleen Edwards plans major U.S. tour
Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards will release her new album Asking for Flowers March 4 on Zoe Records, and set out on a 21-date U.S. tour shortly after. Edwards burst onto the folk rock scene back in 2003 with her brooding debut album Failer, and won rave reviews for her 2005 follow-up Back To Me. Since her first album was released, she has performed with the likes of Aimee Mann, Willie Nelson and My Morning Jacket, and has seen her music showcased on television’s Austin City Limits and in Cameron Crowe’s 2005 film Elizabethtown. Edwards’ upcoming tour, her first in more... read more
Found in: Music, NewsKathleen Edwards readies Asking for Flowers
Question: Which bear is best? Actually relevant question: What do you get when you cross singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards with musicians who have performed with the Heartbreakers, the Wallflowers, Leonard Cohen and Wilco? Answer to first question: black bear. Answer to second, actually relevant question: Kathleen Edwards’ new album, Asking for Flowers, out on March 4, 2008. It will have been three years since Edwards’ last critically acclaimed album, Back to Me. Also, please note that track #9 is called “Oh Canada,” so it may be a song about bears, which will have actually made the first question somewhat relevant. We... read more
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