Pavement Wowee Zowee (2 Lp's) e6a astonishingly enough)

astonishingly enough)

which was previewed by the single "Locked Out of Heaven

while the campily sinister metal riffage of "The Devil Is Me" and "Freak" fit more into the era of slick radio metal of 1992's Revenge

the tightknit group adds sparse but powerful backing to songs that paint lyrical pictures in the minds of listeners

The occasional hard-grooving funk rhythm and crazed rock guitar riff keeps even the airiest sentiments well anchored

Pavement Wowee Zowee (2 Lp's) e6a astonishingly enough)Pavement: Stephen Malkmus, Robert Nastanovich, Spiral Stairs, Steve West, Mark Ibold. Additional personnel: Doug Easley (pedal steel); Sibel Firat (cello); A. Firat. Engineers: Doug Easley, Davis McCain, Mark Venezia. Recorded at Easley Studios, Memphis, Tennessee in November 1994 and in Random Falls, New York in February 1995. Pavement's third full length, WOWEE ZOWEE, split the difference between the wry lo fi art pop of their 1992 debut, SLANTED