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Steve Malkmus needs help writing an FCC-friendly "Senator." Your job's to figure out a replacement for "blowjob" in the oft-repeated: "I know what the senator wants -- what the senator wants is a…   Read Story »
A few years back we hosted Fred Armisen's comedic five part video guide to SXSW 1998. Then we switched video platforms and the clips were swallowed by our system. Whoops! We've finally rescued them…   Read Story »
Last year MTV mentioned that new episodes of Beavis and Butt-head were in the works, but there was no premiere announced, and creator Mike Judge had no comment. But MTV officially announced the show…   Read Story »
Charm City Cakes' horse-shaped Quarantine The Past cake made it to Pavement during one of their Central Park Summerstage Shows as part of the previously mentioned episode of the Food Network's Ace Of…   Read Story »
Pavement will appear on the Food Network show Ace Of Cakes on Thursday. Charm City Cakes in Baltimore, Maryland bakes them the sugary, horse-shaped cake and present it to the band after one of their…   Read Story »
You'll have to read Billy Corgan's "[Pavement] have no love" comments through the lens of the similarly phrased Smashing Pumpkins diss in "Range Life," but if you're an old-time advocate of Malkmus…   Read Story »
Grand Rapids-based music blog Halfway House Music recently had Surfer Blood in for a session. They played some album tracks, one unreleased song called "I'm Not Ready" and a cover of Pavement's "Box…   Read Story »
So that happened. It'll take a few days of drying out and shutting eyes to come to terms with all that transpired in Las Vegas this weekend, though in the spirit of Matador's three-day, boozy, purely…   Read Story »
When Pavement announced the five finalists for their "Play Guitar With Pavement" contest I was rooting for Steve G. (aka Steve Goss) because he involved his kid in his audition video and, c'mon,…   Read Story »
"Gold Soundz" was not the best song of the '90s. It wasn't even Pavement's best song of the '90s. (I'll make that claim without leaving the confines of Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain, let alone their…   Read Story »