Back in the 1990s, Pavement covered the kiddie-folk cartoon history lesson 'No More Kings.' It sounds absolutely perfect today.

'Pavements' review: Wowee Zowee! '90s rockers get a biopic, sort of, in loving tribute Writer-director Alex Ross Perry pays tribute to Pavement in wry documentary hybrid.

Flex time is an appealing benefit for most, offering the ability to take time during work hours to handle commitments at home. But sometimes the blessing of a flexible schedule can turn into what ...

Alex Ross Perry’s Pavements ostensibly functions as a documentary about Pavement but like the band’s work, there is an unshorn self-modesty that disallows for the conventional talking-head ...

The half-fiction, half-documentary Pavements, from director Alex Ross Perry, is a standard-issue rockumentary wrapped around three gimmicks of varying success.

‘Pavements’: An ironic tribute to an iconic ’90s band Alex Ross Perry tweaks genre conventions to chronicle Pavement’s 2022 reunion tour and enduring influence.

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 ...

Earlier this year, Alex Perry Ross released his very strange and good meta-documentary called Pavements about the titular ’90s rock group. Today, we finally get to enjoy the film’s original ...

The post Alex Ross Perry’s Pavement Movie Is Very Slanted (and Even a Little Enchanted): Review appeared first on Consequence. The Pitch: In late ’80s Stockton, California, Stephen Malkmus and ...

The band was willfully ironic and averse to canonization. An aggressively heady new movie it inspired, “Pavements,” thumbs its nose at the epic rock bio-pic.

A Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) pavement project on a segment of eastbound and westbound U.S. 24/U.S. 40 in Douglas and Leavenworth counties began Thursday, May 15.