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Like the ill-fated music mags Harp and Blender before it, Paste's remaining staff will now focus its attention on the magazine's website.

Farewell, Paste Magazine -- Founder and editor Josh Jackson suspends print publication 2010

That leaves nine of Paste's 12 employees out of work.

Farewell, Paste Magazine -- Founder and editor Josh Jackson suspends print publication 2010

& YOU has topped U.S. music bible Paste's Best Albums list for 2009.

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Paste's March issue: "The band's sound has become deeper, richer, more complex: suddenly they're serving up a pint of porter after a few rounds of Pabst."

Paste Magazine 2010

The advertising bust has sunk at least two of Paste's rivals in the last 18 months: Blender and Vibe.

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Paste's regular contributors, David Langness, is a veteran of Vietnam and an expert in war fiction, having read more than 400 accounts of Vietnam alone.

Paste Magazine 2010

Paste's April issue: "Once again, the Truckers conjure up satisfyingly cinematic songs with the greatest of ease, from a reservoir-town murder to thoughtful strippers and self-approved self-destruction."

Paste Magazine 2010

Review (7.0/10) excerpt from Paste's March issue: "… it turns out that Mercer and Burton are compatible in other ways, both fond of slowly unspooling melodies, mellow rhythms and sonic gewgaws that let you come to them."

Paste Magazine 2010

Paste's February issue: "… an album brimming with stories of slightly off-kilter characters-such as the n'er-do-well protagonist of" Dead Language Blues, "whose mother calls him" all the time "to see if he's still" failing … tempted each day by European ways, speed freaks and strays "- and driven by a classicist's nose for hooks."

Paste Magazine 2010

Paste's regular contributors, David Langness, is a veteran of Vietnam and an expert in war fiction, having read more than 400 accounts of Vietnam alone.

Paste Magazine 2010