Ten '00s Acts That Should Make Music Again
In mid-January, word came from pretty much out of nowhere that Canadian rock duo Death From Above 1979 was reuniting... read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayEverybodyfields' Sam Quinn Releases Solo Album Details, MP3
After the break-up of Paste favorite The Everybodyfields, members Jill Andrews and Sam Quinn made quick work of establishing their ongoing careers as solo artists. Quinn announced in January that his first solo album, The Fake That Sunk 1,000 Ships, would be released this spring.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsThe Everybodyfields' Sam Quinn Releases Live DVD, Preps Solo Album
Bearded/bespectacled country crooner Sam Quinn is back after the breakup of his former band... read more
Found in: Music, NewsListen Up: Mending A Heart With What Broke It (Or, I Love The Everybodyfields, Vol. 392)
It's been six months since the split... read more
Found in: Music, Listen UpEverybodyfields' Jill Andrews Announces Solo EP
It's been just over five months since The Everybodyfields broke up, but former bandleaders Jill Andrews and Sam Quinn haven't wasted much time crying in their respective beers. Quinn and his new outfit, Sam Quinn + Japan Ten, have been playing a bunch of live shows and are aiming to release a debut LP sometime early next year (with Quinn apparently eyeing a side-career as an infomercial host). Meanwhile, Andrews has been working on two very special projects of her own, too.... read more
Found in: Music, News20 Fantastic "Live from Paste" Videos
As a parent, I know I'm not supposed to have favorites. And all of the hundreds of "Live From Paste" videos are our babies. One of the best parts about working at Paste is the frequency of fantastic artists who stop by the studio in our offices at East Decatur Station when their tours take them through Atlanta. But our multimedia producer Kevin Keller and I have a particular fondness for a number of these performances, and we each chose 10 of our favorites to share with you. Some of these artists you'll know, but hopefully you'll discover some stellar... read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayGet Moving: Fourteen Songs By Which To Pack And Unpack
If you live in the Atlanta area and are wondering why it's 90 °F and ferociously thunderstorming all weekend, well, that's because I'm moving. Hooray! Hopefully my trusty helpers (read: parents and boyfriend) and I will make it through all the packing and unpacking without getting totally drenched and/or struck by lightning—and then I can commence to getting my new place in order with the musical assistance of this moving-day playlist.... read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayThe Everybodyfields Break Up, Announce Solo Projects
In their nearly six years as a band, The Everybodyfields have made it their business to fully wrench any heart in their path with a deft combination of devastating lyrics, searing harmonies and rich Americana twang. But a note posted on their official website this afternoon delivers an even more heartbreaking punch: The band is calling it quits. ... read more
Found in: Music, NewsTwenty Songs not by The Decemberists About Kids Meeting Unfortunate Ends
The Decemberists offered up "The Rake's Song," a track from their upcoming Hazards of Love LP, as a free download last week, which means that lots of people were probably struck with the same two thoughts that hit me upon my own first listen. One, this is a song about a dude killing his kids. Two, there are not many songs about that. ... read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayRamseur Records soundtracks Sundance film Barking Water
Four artists from the roster of North Carolina indie imprint Ramseur Records will appear on the soundtrack to Barking Water, an official Sundance Film Festival selection set to screen later this month during the festivities Park City, Utah. ... read more
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