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No Direction Home Festival Announces Lineup

No Direction Home Festival Announces Lineup

No Direction Home Festival is the newest creation from the team behind End of the Road Festival. End of the Road Festival, circa 2005, prides itself on quality music, beer and food. Director and curator Simon explains, "This is the kind of festival where the ENTIRE line-up is the headliner in itself! The idea with the End of the Road Festival was to organize an intimate festival with our favorite artists and to create a festival with a friendly and relaxed feel. You won't get all the over hyped bands headlining." In fact, "most bands play longer sets than usual. We take pride in being an independent festival."   read more

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Watch Firehorse Cover The Low Anthem

Watch Firehorse Cover The Low Anthem

Firehorse —also known as Leah Siegel, a recent “Best of What’s Next” alum— recently covered The Low Anthem’s “Charlie Darwin” from their 2009 album, Oh My God, Charlie Darwin.   read more

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The 25 Best Paste Live Videos of 2011

The 25 Best Paste Live Videos of 2011

From inside a historic military fort to on board a Ferris Wheel, from the shores of Lake Michigan to the Gulf of Mexico to our offices in Decatur, Ga., we captured hundreds of videos. Here are our 25 favorites.  read more

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Live From Paste: The Low Anthem

Live From <i>Paste</i>: The Low Anthem

Watch The Low Anthem perform "Ghost Woman Blues"--the opening track from their latest album.  read more

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Chieftains Announce New Album, Tour Details

Chieftains Announce New Album, Tour Details

Grammy-winning Irish folk musicians the Chieftains might not be a household name, but their upcoming album, which helps celebrate their 50th anniversary, is full of collaborations of the biggest names in indie rock.  read more

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The 20 Best Albums of 2011 (So Far) - Bonnie Stiernberg

The 20 Best Albums of 2011 (So Far) - Bonnie Stiernberg

It seems like I was just putting the finishing touches on my Best of 2010 list, but we’ve already had what feels like a solid year’s worth of music over the past six months....  read more

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Paste Magazine Returns with New Weekly Digital mPlayer!

Paste Magazine Returns with New Weekly Digital mPlayer!

Plenty of magazines have announced a re-design, but never one quite like this. Check out Paste magazine’s new weekly, interactive mPlayer.  read more

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The 20 Best Albums of 2011 (So Far) - Josh Jackson

The 20 Best Albums of 2011 (So Far) - Josh Jackson

This week, Paste staffers will be making their personal picks for the best albums of the first half of 2011. We reserve the right to rearrange these in our minds weekly, realize that some shouldn’t be on here at all and maybe even decide to add James Blake by year’s end. But right at this moment, here are my Top 20 albums of 2011 (so far)....  read more

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15 Non-Headlining Bonnaroo Acts Not To Miss

15 Non-Headlining Bonnaroo Acts Not To Miss

As thousands of people begin to descend upon Manchester, Tenn. for Bonnaroo, much has been made of this year’s headlining acts, and while we’re pumped to catch the likes of Iron & Wine, a reunited Buffalo Springfield, The Strokes and Arcade Fire, there are plenty of lesser-known acts that have caught our eye as well....  read more

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The Low Anthem, Iron & Wine To Release Split 12" of Daytrotter Sessions

The Low Anthem, Iron & Wine To Release Split 12" of Daytrotter Sessions

In (late) celebration of Record Store Day, The Low Anthem and Iron & Wine have plans to release a split 12" of their Daytrotter sessions. Only 1000 copies of the limited edition release will be produced, sold exclusively through “mom and pop” record stores, with a few copies available through Daytrotter and the bands’ respective websites....  read more

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