Stephen Malkmus: “I still hate the Eagles” Former Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus unloads on the ’70s classic rock that poisoned his early adolescence By Scott Timberg ...

Steven Spielberg reflecting on his shark blockbuster in the documentary "Jaws @ 50" and Clipse, the dynamic duo of Pusha T ...

A video of Malkmus utilizing the string in such an unusual way on his fairly time-worn SG bass surfaced on social media over the weekend – and it’s left a series of questions begging to be asked.

Featuring Pulp, Little Simz, U.S. Girls, The Mary Onettes, Sloan, OSEES, Hollie Cook, Four Tet, Heavenly and more of June's ...

Por LINDSEY BAHR y JAKE COYLEA menudo, las mejores películas parecen predestinadas a la segunda mitad del año a medida que el ...

Stephen Malkmus & Trey Anastasio (Official Visualizer) ... You’re Weird Now 1. Krystal Ball 2. Psychosis Is Just a Number 3. CEO of Personal & Pleasure 4. LIfe’s a Zoo 5. Red Flag to Angry Bull 6.

Often the best movies of the second half of the year come almost preordained as the Oscars Industrial Complex revs into high ...

“I want no more kings!” Stephen Malkmus yells. “No more kings!” He’s singing about King George III of England in 1776, but somehow, it’s the anthem we need right now.

The Hard Quartet bass guitar player Stephen Malkmus has raised eyebrows by using a bass string as a guitar strap onstage with his new supergroup, with his band calling the move “a first in the ...

A movie-within-the-movie, titled "Range Life," stars Joe Keery as Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus, and finds Keery playing with the process of finding Malkmus' character, learning his voice by ...

This September, Guerilla Toss will share You’re Weird Now, produced by Stephen Malkmus. That’s exciting news for anyone who’s a fan of indie rock freakouts like 2022’s excellent, vivacious ...