June 26, 2025
The first composite solid rocket fuel that eventually launched spaceships was made with asphalt, effectively paving the way to the moon. Dashboard Heat, the newest
New to Glide
June 27, 2025
As dry, humid days transform into brisk, rainy mornings, it seems that even the weather cannot find a sense of consistency. With the summer holiday
Arad Evans of The Whimbrels on Their Self-Titled Debut and Building Complex Tracks That Work Live (INTERVIEW/VIDEO PREMIERE)
June 25, 2025
The Whimbrels are a relatively new, New York-area band formed by a notable collection of experienced musicians who will be releasing their self-titled debut album
late night drive home Talk Creating Daring Debut Album ‘As I Watch My Life Online’ & Being An El Paso Band (INTERVIEW)
June 23, 2025
late night drive home (yes, spelled all lower-case), is the kind of band you’ve always wanted to see succeed. The young three-piece creates empathetic, enduring
Rock and Roller Willie Nile on The Quest for Positivity and New Album ‘The Great Yellow Light’ (INTERVIEW)
June 19, 2025
On June 20th, longtime New York-based singer/songwriter and guitarist Willie Nile will be releasing his 21st long-playing album, The Great Yellow Light. Steeped in inquisitive
Clay Rose of The Gasoline Lollipops on The Energy And Emotion Behind New LP ‘Kill The Architect’ (INTERVIEW)
June 16, 2025
Colorado-based Alt-Country and Rock band The Gasoline Lollipops released their new album, Kill The Architect, on June 13th. It was produced by Steve Berlin of Los Lobos,
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Robin Trower’s ‘For Earth Below’ 50th Anniversary Edition Adds Spacious & Well Defined Sonics (ALBUM REVIEW)
June 26, 2025
By the time Robin Tower’s For Earth Below was released a half-century ago, the former guitarist for Procol Harum had hit his stride creatively and
Concert Reviews
2025 Green River Festival Highlights: Courtney Barnett, MJ Lenderman, Mt. Joy, Jeremie Albino, Dogpark & More (FESTIVAL REVIEW/PHOTOS)
June 24, 2025
At a time when music festivals all feel like generic clones of each other, the 39th Green River Festival stood out as one of the
Film & TV Reviews
‘Licorice Pizza’ Can’t Carry Weight Of Its Parts (FILM REVIEW)
December 24, 2021
Rating C+ The thing about Paul Thomas Anderson is that his talent is so great that even his bad movies are, well, pretty good. His
‘Red Rocket’ Finds Empathy for the Ignored Masses (FILM REVIEW)
December 24, 2021
Guillermo Del Toro Returns with Stunning ‘Nightmare Alley’ (FILM REVIEW)
December 17, 2021
Steven Speilberg’s Take On ‘West Side Story’ Falls Short (FILM REVIEW)
December 10, 2021
DVD Reviews
1982’s ‘Around The World’ Covers The Police On Their First World Tour (DVD REVIEW)
May 25, 2022
The Police were just halfway into their career by the time the tour documentary Around The World first came out. They were still a few
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Richard Manuel: His Life and Music, from The Hawks and Bob Dylan to The Band (BOOK REVIEW)
June 16, 2025
The smiling visage of the late Richard Manuel that adorns the dust cover of Stephen T. Lewis’ biography belies the sorrowful tragedy of the musician’s
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30 years ago today (6/27/95), Phish released its first official live album, aptly titled A Live One. This was a first for many fans who had been tape-trading live shows…
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ALBUM PREMIERE: Ben Stalets Offers Unvarnished Midwest Roots Rock on ‘Lucky Dog’
June 26, 2025
Lucky Dog is a long-time comin’. Toledo-based artist Ben Stalets took nearly three years to pen it. And when one thinks of the artist? The word ‘roots’ immediately comes to
Columns
June 27, 2025
As dry, humid days transform into brisk, rainy mornings, it seems that even the weather cannot find a sense of consistency. With the summer holiday