The Good Shit is a new Glide column which revisits and weeds out the televised and tubed trash of the prior week and highlights the good shit you might have already saw or could have missed.
Burette and Gabrielle Douglas of The Cush keep the tradition alive of stellar husband wife duos with their newly premiered track “Orange Like Water”rom their grand album Transcendental Heatwave.
Nashville’s Turbo Fruits are back with a new album No Control (due 4/21) and produced by Patrick Carney of The Black Keys. Although not the greatest video, the track is definitely worth a good listen….
With a made for TV name, Sturgil Simpson continues to be everyone’s favorite new retro outlaw country act as peeps keep getting a dig on his Metamodern Sounds In Country Music. Simpson brought his band to Letterman this past week for a stinging take on “Long White Line”
Shakey Graves made his transition of playing the smallest clubs in Austin to making his Letterman debut with “Dearly Departed” off 2014’s …And The War Came. Special guest Esme Patterson joined him and like Shakey showed no signs of nerves as Letterman followed with a typical giddy response.
Forget the husband/wife duo thing for a sec – mother son duo from Kansas City Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear made their network TV debut with “Silent Movies. Watch out for this up and coming family affair at Bonnaroo and Newport Folk.
Wow, if a new Black Sabbath ever was reborn in 2015- take a listen and look at Sweat Lodge. These Austin psych /blues/hard rockers delivered the medicine and more on Carson Daly.
Who said indie rockers cant jump or hang? Check out Arcade Fire front-man Win Butler take other celebs to school on the hardwood during NBA All Star Weekend’s Celeb Hoop Game.
