From The Vault: The Police - "King Of Pain"
Watch The Police perform “King Of Pain” on June 15, 1986 at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. read more
Found in: Featured VideosThe Barr Brothers: Best of What's Next
Underneath Métropolis, a 2,300-person theater in the heart of Montreal, Andrew Barr stumbles across a dimly lit boiler room. It looks ill-suited for any kind of performance, but The Barr Brothers are excited to explore the hallowed basement’s textures. read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesSarah Jaffe Stops By SXSW
Watch Sarah Jaffe perform five songs during our Paste Party in Austin this past March at SXSW. read more
Found in: Featured VideosAmy Winehouse: The Lioness' Final Roar
Lioness: Hidden Treasures is not always pleasant to listen to—in fact, at some points it’s downright sad—but if we ignore the tracklist and listen instead in chronological order, we can trace the British soulstress’ rise from obscurity to beehived diva and her subsequent tragic fall. read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesThe Barr Brothers - "Let There Be Horses"
Watch The Barr Brothers perform "Let There Be Horses," the final track off of their self-titled debut album, during this year's M For Montreal. read more
Found in: Featured VideosNeutral Milk Hotel: The Enduring Mystery of Jeff Mangum
For years, Jeff Mangum was more mystery than man: He played shows very rarely, never granted interviews, never recorded new music, never checked in with his growing army of fans and followers. read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesLive From DeLuna: The Revivalists
We're rolling out another Paste takeaway session from this year's DeLuna Fest in Pensacola Beach, Fla., this time with New Orleans indie-rockers The Revivalists. read more
Found in: Featured VideosLive From Paste: Tapes 'n Tapes
Tapes 'n Tapes 2011 album Outside resonates as a sprawling forty-plus minute endeavor combining dynamic, fragmented indie-rock with various world-music influences. Watch their Live From Paste session here. read more
Found in: Live at PasteRavi Shankar: Nine Decades Volume 2: Reminiscence of North Vista
At 91 years of age, Ravi Shankar has earned the right to be reflective. As a dancer, choreographer, composer and virtuoso sitar player, Shankar has spent most of his life— since he was a very young child—on the road, fulfilling a mission to expose the world to Indian classical music. Up until a very few years ago, he maintained a touring and recording schedule that would exhaust most players half his age, but the intense physical demands of playing the sitar have finally forced Shankar to pare down his activities and spend more time at home. While this may be... read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsCommon: The Dreamer/The Believer
2011 has been a banner year for experimental hip-hop. OFWGKTA, Das Racist and Big K.R.I.T. brought mixtape hip-hop to the mainstream, The Roots made a concept album based around a Sufjan Stevens song, The Weeknd and Frank Ocean propelled what could be done in rap production, and Jay-Z & Kanye West decided to sample _Blades of Glory_ and rap about fish filets. It’s been a interesting 2011. But at the end of the year, we get the last important hip-hop release of 2011, Common’s _The Dreamer/The Believer_, which sounds like Common has decided to ignore the trends of the past few years and remain decidedly grounded in 90s hip-hop, a sound that works best for him. read more
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