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The Daily Swarm: Pavement's Bob Nastonovich Explains that Malkmus Calls the Shots, There's No New Material, and the Reunion Will Be Short-Lived...
Drowned In Sound // Feed: No new Pavement material, says Nastanovich
Pitchfork: Latest News: Bob Nastanovich Confirms Fleeting Nature of the Pavement Reunion
| Le preguntaron a Bob Nastanovich si habrá nuevo material de Pavement. Su respuesta? "NO" http://bit.ly/lnLO9 10/13/2009 |
| New pavement interview: http://bit.ly/lnLO9 but no new pavement material and none anticipated. 10/13/2009 |
| Hey saw him Sunday RT @theQuietus Bob Nastanovich: No new Pavement material, and these are the only shows you're getting http://bit.ly/lnLO9 10/13/2009 |
Pavement's Bob Nastonovich Explains that Malkmus Calls the Shots, There's No New Material, and the Reunion Will Be Short-Lived...
The Daily Swarm —
... The Quietus:
So I’m guessing that Pavement never had a “when hell freezes over” kind of falling out to get over like The Eagles but why are you getting back together now?
BN: No, we quit in 1999 because we were exhausted, didn’t know what direction to go in and Stephen wanted to do something else. We might as well reunite. And did it take a lot of prolongued dialogue and intense meetings fueled by whisky drinking? No, our longtime U.S. booking agent Boche had dinner with Stephen in Chicago this Summer and they agreed to ...
No new Pavement material, says Nastanovich
Drowned In Sound // Feed —
... years, there's always going to be questions about new material, be it in the form of a song, album, EP, or even just new songs played live. It happens to Pixies ALL THE TIME, but thankfully we've only been treated to the middling 'Bam Thwok' some years ago. Obviously the soon-to-be-reunited indie rock legends Pavement aren't above this sort of talk either. Yet, it seems that any fans wishing for new material from the five-piece will be 'sorely' disappointed. In an interview with The Quietus , Bob Nastanovich said there would be no freshly-penned musical pieces from the ...
Bob Nastanovich Confirms Fleeting Nature of the Pavement Reunion
Pitchfork: Latest News —
... 's reunion last month, there was a line that stood out: "This tour is not a prelude to additional jaunts and/or a permanent reunion." Now band member Bob Nastanovich has confirmed the "one time only" nature of the upcoming gigs in a Quietus interview. When asked if the band would "do new material" on tour, he replied with a simple-but-effective "no." ...
Pavement:
Pavement Not Playing New Songs, Touring Australia, New Zealand
Prefix —
... Bob Nastanovich has been talking to the U.K. website the Quietus about the dates, and has revealed they won’t play any new material at the shows. He also made strong reference to the fact that this reunion is a one-off occurrence, and is unlikely to continue in a similar vein to his ‘90s contemporaries, the Pixies. ...
Pavement Start Reunion Tour in New Zelaland and Australia, No New Songs Expected
Tiny Mix Tapes —
... ), Pavement have now revealed the actual start of their tour to be in New Zealand and Australia. How not exciting for everyone in the U.S.! Though, I suppose they have to road-test their reunion show somewhere and since New Zealand and Australia are not important culturally or politically, I’d call it a wise move. (I’m just kidding. I was born in New Zealand and moved to Australia when I was 2.) In even more not exciting news, non-Stephen Malkmus member Bob Nastanovich told The Quietus that the band is not expected to perform any new material. Darn. But do expect them ...
Loney Dear, Asobi Seksu and Anna Ternheim at The Horseshoe in Toronto
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... gets Jeff Tweedy to respond to some of the random stuff written about him on the internet. They play the second of their two nights at Massey Hall tonight.
Singing Lamb and Metromix interview Grand Archives, who have released a new video from Keep In Mind Frankenstein. They’re at the Mod Club tonight.
Video: Grand Archives – “Oslo Novelist”
The Quietus talks to Bob Nastanovich about the upcoming Pavement reunion and ...


