Union Pool’s free Summer Thunder series, now in its 13th year, has one of it’s most stellar lineups of shows ever this year ...

Wednesday, Stephen Malkmus of Pavement fame announced his new album, Traditional Techniques. The album will mark his third full-length without his supporting band The Jicks.

Stephen Malkmus Premiered An Acoustic Version Of ‘Brainwashed’ At A Parisian Cafe Carolyn Droke Assistant Editor, Indie Mixtape Twitter February 18, 2020 ...

Stephen Malkmus stuck mainly to songs off of his ”electronic” album ’Groove Denied’ but he played a few Pavement songs as well at this very intimate show.

Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks perform July 31 at the Gothic Theatre. Listen to this episode of Inside Track via the link above. Subscribe to the Inside Track podcast for more new music discovery.

With the release of “Xian Man” last month, Stephen Malkmus announced his third album in three years. Whereas 2018’s Jicks effort Sparkle Hard presented something close to the classic indie ...

The post Stephen Malkmus announces new album Traditional Techniques, plots North American tour appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Due out March 6th via Matador, the folk-inspired effort marks ...

Now recovered from a busy 2010 touring the world with Pavement, Stephen Malkmus invited us into his Portland, Oregon, home, showing off musical paraphernalia like his favorite guitars, original ...

A couple years ago, while drinking tea with Stephen Malkmus, I prodded him about the Jicks. Malkmus seemed to be enjoying his post-Pavement autonomy, but he also enjoyed the dynamics of playing ...

Stephen Malkmus Explains The Inspiration Behind His Tender And Haunting New Album, ‘Traditional Techniques’ Steven Hyden Cultural Critic Twitter March 3, 2020 ...

Malkmus, 51, was half-joking — his default mode, more or less, since the early 1990s, when Pavement broke out with “Slanted and Enchanted,” its wry and tuneful debut album that went on to ...

This time around, we're joined by Stephen Malkmus, the former frontman of Pavement. The band's been called one of the best acts from the '90s.