The canvas uppers are bright white — though they don’t stay that way for long — with a distinctive white rubber toe cap and contrasting red and blue bands ... and all-day pavement-pounding.

In the heart of Los Angeles, where designer boutiques charge more for a t-shirt than some people’s monthly car payments, exists a cavernous paradise of pre-loved treasures—the Society of St. Vincent ...

In Los Angeles, where glitz and glamour reign supreme, there exists a wonderland of secondhand treasures that would make even the most seasoned thrift shopper weak at the knees—the Society of St.

An acclaimed indie rock band is back with its first new music in 25 years. Pavement released “Witchitai-To,” a cover of a 1969 song by Jim Pepper, on Friday. It’s one of 41 tracks on the ...

Pavement is regarded as “perhaps the defining American indie rock band of the 1990s,” according to AllMusic. The group formed in Stockton, California, in 1989. Pavement has consisted of ...

So what better day to blast Pavement? “No More Kings” is an eccentric deep cut that nonetheless has turned into an accidentally perfect protest song for our times. “I want no more kings!” Stephen ...

charts and news Brian Jonestown Massacre Mastodon Pavement See latest videos, charts and news Launched in 2008 by Austin band The Black Angels to celebrate the resurgence of psychedelic rock and ...

The following three rock bands formed in the 1980s and also disbanded in the 1980s, and you may have forgotten about them. Let’s refresh your memory, shall we? Remember GTR? This prog supergroup ...

Filmmaker Alex Ross Perry makes the most of this reality with “Pavements,” his alternately self-conscious and disarmingly sly film about the band Pavement. If you know, you know: In the 1990s ...