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Girls give rock school a go in new documentary

By Kasia Galazka on 6:48 PM on December 6, 2007

[Above: A fierce, eight-year-old Palace.] With a name like Palace, a little girl can either douse herself in pink and puppies or abandon her implied sweetness, scribble lyrics on notebook paper and rock the hell out. In a new documentary by Shane King and Arne Johnson, Palace and many other girls are taught to do just that: form a band, write songs and put their metal faces on. Girls Rock!, which will debut nationwide next March, follows a few girls around a rock camp that prepares them for one gig with an audience of over 750 people. Rockers like Carrie...  read more

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Sleater-Kinney Calls It Quits

By Paste Staff on 12:00 AM on June 28, 2006

Portland rock trio Sleater-Kinney has thrown in the towel. The band has posted the following message on its website: “After eleven years as a band, Sleater-Kinney have decided to go on indefinite hiatus. The upcoming summer shows will be our last. As of now, there are no plans for future tours or recordings. We feel lucky to have had the support of many wonderful people over the years. We want to thank everyone who has worked with us, written kind words about us, performed with us, and inspired us. But mostly we want to extend our gratitude to our amazing...  read more

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Sleater-Kinney

By Austin L. Ray on 12:00 AM on July 18, 2005

Anyone who asserts that women don’t rock as hard as men is just being patently ridiculous...  read more

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Sleater-Kinney - The Woods

By Joy Lanzendorfer on 12:00 AM on June 1, 2005

Grrrl rock never sounded so grrreat...  read more

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Sleater-Kinney Signs With Sup Pop

By Paste Staff on 12:00 AM on November 3, 2004

After seven years and four albums, underground post-punk sensations Sleater-Kinney have parted amicably with their label, Kill Rock Stars, in order to sign with Seattle-based Sub Pop Records. The trio will soon begin recording its seventh full-length record with producer Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips, Mercury Rev, Low) at his Tarbox Road Studios in rural New York. The band will spend much of November and December working on the record, with hopes of releasing it by late spring/early summer 2005....  read more

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