Seven Style Songs to Help You Get Dressed
In honor of Paste’s new Lifestyle section (look for its debut in the Dec/Jan issue), let’s put together an outfit using seven of the best songs about fashion. Start with the main attraction: a pretty dress. Pick a black one that gets you lots of compliments. 1.Sufjan Stevens “That Dress Looks Nice On You" ... read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayRyan Adams reveals "How to Save the World from Doom"
Although no doubt busy releasing his new Cardinals record... read more
Found in: Music, NewsWin $5 tickets to see Ryan Adams & the Cardinals at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre tomorrow night!
Update: We still have a few more pairs left! Email atlanta@pastemagazine.com before 2:45 p.m. today (Friday, Oct. 17) to claim yours.Paste:Local has 15 pairs of $5 tickets to give away for tomorrow night's Cardinals show (featuring Ryan Adams, Neal Casal, Chris Feinstein, Jon Graboff and Brad Pemberton) at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park. The Paste cover guy and his crew are passing through on tour in support of their new album, Cardinology, out later this month. Details after the jump.... read more
Found in: Local:AtlantaRyan Adams and the Cardinals' Cardinology out in late Oct.
Shake off those infinity blues, boys and girls: Ryan Adams and the Cardinals are set to unleash Cardinology this Oct. 28.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsRyan Adams, Zach Galifianakis, more join Merge 20th set
As previously reported, Merge records is celebrating its first 20 years with a uber-special box set, released in 14 special editions and curated by some special musically inclined guests. Already announced? The currently guitar-less Peter Buck (of R.E.M.) and Junebug director Phil Morrison. Think that's exciting? Just wait until you hear who else the indie label has on the dock for your listening pleasure.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsRyan Adams already defensive about forthcoming book
Although it seemingly runs counter to his habit of deleting or amending much of his non-musical writing (see someone's chronicle of his volatile blog activity), Ryan Adams has announced his submission of a manuscript to Akashic, who accepted and will turn the project into an actual, permanent hard-copy book, titled Infinity Blues. As evidenced by the official working-cover above, this is Adams' mustard-colored ticket to the literary realm. ... read more
Found in: Books, NewsRyan Adams and the Cardinals add tour dates
Follow the lights this fall to catch Ryan Adams and the Cardinals on a string of new tour dates— purportedly ramping up to a fall release from the band. ... read more
Found in: Music, NewsRyan Adams launches blog, works on new album
Ryan Adams has launched a new blog, in which he has casually mentioned writing new material for an upcoming album. At first glance, Adams’ blog dradamsfilms.com appears to be page after page of stream of consciousness posts. He muses on a wide range of subjects, including Morrissey, typewriters and a shopping trip to Bed, Bath and Beyond. But dig deeper and you'll find several references to a new album in progress and a little bit of insight into Adams' (in)famous creative process. The prolific songwriter (nine albums and five EPs in seven years) describes working on a new album in... read more
Found in: Music, NewsRyan Adams, DiFranco, Thile, more to play Telluride fest
Ryan Adams & the Cardinals and Arlo Guthrie have been added to the lineup of the 35th annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival, to take place June 19-22 in Telluride, Colo. In addition to headliners Adams and Guthrie, this year’s festival features an impressive mix of up-and-coming artists and veteran performers. Southern songbird Tift Merritt, former Nickel Creek member Chris Thile and his band the Punch Brothers, and indie veteran Ani DiFranco will take the Telluride stage, as will Oscar darlings Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova, The Swell Season. Hansard will also be playing with his band The Frames, in one of... read more
Found in: Music, NewsWhiskeytown's Strangers Almanac to be reissued March 4
Let us hop into the Wayback Machine and go back about a decade to a simpler time, when "Gawker" was just another rarely-used noun and Pitchfork reviews came in at under 200 words. In the heady days of 1997, David Ryan Adams was half of the duo at the heart of Whiskeytown, a precocious 22-year-old axeman with a noggin full of hooks and a taste for Grandpa's medicine. He and vocalist/violinist Caitlin Cary whittled an already huge backlog of songs down to 13 for Strangers Almanac, the North Carolina band's major-label debut. By the time Whiskeytown hit the road... read more
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