The Other F Word: When Punks Become Parents

By Michael Dunaway at 3:05 PM on November 7, 2011

What happens when punk rockers grow up and have kids? That's the central question of a very different kind of punk documentary that just hit theaters.  read more

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Miranda Lambert: Country With an Open Mind

By Geoffrey Himes at 9:35 AM on November 7, 2011

Miranda Lambert’s new solo album, Four the Record, begins with a backwoods dobro solo over a marching-band drum pattern, a collision of sounds that sets up the song’s title, “All Kinds of Kinds.”  read more

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From The Vault: The Rolling Stones - "Beast Of Burden"

By Paste Staff at 11:00 AM on November 4, 2011

There is no denying the impact of a great Stones show, as demonstrated by this two-hour concert at Hampton Coliseum.  read more

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PS I Love You: The Best of What's Next

By Bonnie Stiernberg at 8:15 AM on November 4, 2011

“Canadian noise-rock duo” probably isn’t the first thing you think of when you hear the name PS I Love You. Paul Saulnier knows this, and he’s made his peace with it—for the most part.  read more

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The Greatest Era in Film History: 10 Movies From '70s America

By Shane Ryan at 3:05 PM on November 3, 2011

For me, the single best era in film history will always be the New Hollywood movement of the 1970s, the short period just after the general public got sick of the mundane, cloying dramas and comedies the ‘60s, but before the studios discovered the lucrative benefits of franchises.  read more

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Live from DeLuna: The War on Drugs

By Clint Alwahab at 1:00 PM on November 3, 2011

We met up with Adam Granduciel and David Hartley of The War on Drugs, who played two songs for us on the beach at DeLuna Fest.  read more

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David Wax Museum Performs At SXSW

By Max Blau at 10:00 AM on November 3, 2011

If David Wax Museum's live prowess was still in question by the time they rolled into SXSW, any doubt quickly ended as they played Paste's Party in Austin this past March. Watch the Mexo-Americana folk outfit's captivating SXSW performance in its entirety here.  read more

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Phantogram: Cosmic Tracks from the Harmony Lodge

By Ryan Wasoba at 8:15 AM on November 3, 2011

The general consensus is that electronic-pop duo Phantogram materialized from the ether, emerging from nowhere to produce the type of danceable tracks Salvador Dali might craft if he traded his paintbrush for a drum machine and analog synthesizer.  read more

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After Hours: Answering Life's Least Important Questions

By Josh Jackson at 3:21 PM on November 2, 2011

What’s the best superpower for everyday living? Which apocalypse would be the most fun? Why is Star Wars terrifying for women? And why does everyone want to have sex with vampires?  read more

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Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin: Tape Club

By Tyler Kane at 1:36 PM on November 2, 2011

Sometimes there’s a good reason bands have unreleased material. The just-not-right-for-the-album songs, while they are cornerstones in a band’s career, can come off as both awkward and underdeveloped; maybe it’s kind of like looking back on old high school essays or home videos of you learning to ride a bike. Sure, it’s a building point for who you are now, and yeah, you’re glad you did it. But do you really want anyone to see those things? Especially the people who admire you most? It’s surely the problem with Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin’s latest release, Tape Club, which...  read more

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