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4 de oct. de 2022 · Their labelmate Bob Nastanovich began his music career with alt-rock icons Pavement, which after 12 year hiatus, began an reunion tour this spring, culminating in an October 2nd show at the King’s Theater in Brooklyn, with Horsegirl as the opener. Before they shared a marquee, Nastanovich and Horsegirl shared their thoughts on the dreaded ...
9 de may. de 2024 · Y Bob Nastanovich, percusionista, vocalista y fundador de Pavement, pasó a ser su tour manager. Se conocieron en la Universidad de Virginia, y desde entonces Nastanovich estuvo siempre para su amigo.
Bob Nastanovich. Bob Nastanovich was nearly as essential a leader as Stephen Malkmus to the overall persona of the seminal indie rock band Pavement. His role can best be described as "utility man," although he sometimes…. Read Full Biography.
Robert Nastanovich, nado o 27 de agosto de 1967 en Rochester, Nova York, é un músico estadounidense coñecido por ser membro da banda de indie rock Pavement, ademais de ter tocado en Silver Jews, Ectoslavia, Pale Horse Riders e Misshapen Lodge.. Biografía. Bob Nastanovich naceu en Rochester, Nova York, e cando estaba na escola a súa familia mudouse a Richmond, Virxinia.
18 de jul. de 2022 · And there’s Bob Nastanovich. The band’s percussionist and time-keeper is the most out of place, having just stepped off a seven-hour flight from his home in Des Moines, Iowa, to Portland. Considering he’s been in transit, he’s remarkably chipper, chatting with the easy, laid-back demeanour of a guest on a morning chat show as he fills ...
Formed in California in 1989, the group – made up of Stephen Malkmus, Spiral Stairs, Mark Ibold, Steve West and Bob Nastanovich – released five full-lengths to critical acclaim. They disbanded at the turn of the millennium, before touring in 2010 and returning in 2022. They have a few more shows scheduled this year.
11 de may. de 2024 · Leé la entrevista a Bob Nastanovich, el tecladista y percusionista de Pavement, antes de su regreso a Buenos Aires ... donde según Nastanovich “era todo tan ridículamente grande que la persona más cerca estaba como a diez metros, ahí estaba la valla. Y eran adolescentes y mujeres jóvenes, el público menos peligroso que habías visto en ...
