Wu-Tang Clan, Alicia Keys, and Other Stars Celebrate Knicks Victory
New York City celebrated the Knicks’ championship win with a star-studded parade featuring performances by Alicia Keys, Fat Joe, and various hip-hop legends.
25 Years of The Shins: How ‘Oh, Inverted World’ Changed Indie Rock
Reflecting on the 25th anniversary of The Shins’ debut album, ‘Oh, Inverted World,’ and its enduring impact on indie music.
The 100 Greatest Songs of the 1960s: A Definitive Ranking
Paste Staff curates a definitive, personal journey through the most transformative decade in music history, from the Beatles to the avant-garde.
Kara North Drops Electrifying Music Video for ‘Me and My Dance Is Forever’
Digital pop phenomenon Kara North returns with a mesmerizing new visual for her latest single, ‘Me and My Dance Is Forever,’ blending high-fashion aesthetics with cutting-edge electronic sound.
An Asteroid Has Been Named After Elliott Smith
The late singer-songwriter Elliott Smith has been immortalized in the cosmos, with an asteroid officially named in his honor.
John R. Miller: A Raw and Intimate Daytrotter Session
Experience the evocative storytelling and stripped-back sound of John R. Miller in this exclusive Daytrotter session from June 2026.
A New Velvet Underground Book Reveals Previously Unheard Song
Biographer Richie Unterberger has uncovered a previously unheard Velvet Underground track, “I Don’t Much Care for the Things That You Do,” in his new book, Do What You Fear The Most.
Smashing Pumpkins, Chris Stapleton to headline America250
The Congress-established bipartisan group America250 will host “America’s Block Party” in Los Angeles on July 4, featuring a star-studded lineup.
Iceage: On the verge of falling apart, together
Elias Rønnenfelt discusses the evolution of Iceage, their sixth studio album, and the enduring power of their collective creative bond.
Tori Amos Spins a Compelling but Uneven Allegory on ‘In Times of Dragons’
On her eighteenth studio album, Tori Amos delivers a reflective and ambitious work that occasionally struggles under the weight of its own literalism.