SONG PREMIERE: Alias Patrick Kelly Explores Fatherhood With Rollicking Americana Rocker “Lamb”
In soaring three-part harmonies, tinged with echoing guitars played wide open in weighty down-the-road Americana tailoring, Patrick Kelly bellows: “out in the world without my father – no one here teaching wrong from right.” The Georgia native is about to celebrate a three-year anniversary with his wife, and with it, the three-year anniversary of becoming […]
VIDEO PREMIERE: Pickathon Curation Series Showcases Chefs, Bands and Behind-The-Scenes Interviews
Pickathon returns to the woods outside Portland, Oregon from August 2-4, 2019 for its 21st year with a lineup that includes Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats (Rateliff’s first time playing Pickathon and he’ll be bringing two different bands), Khruangbin, Mandolin Orange, Tyler Childers, Lucius, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Fruit Bats, and Mountain Man with a […]
LISTEN: Ryan Adams’ New Single “F*CK The Rain From Upcoming LP ‘Big Colors’
Today, Ryan Adams shared “F*ck The Rain” – the lead single from Big Colors, which is the first of three albums he will release in 2019. Checkout the track, which features a guitar solo by John Mayer below… Ryan Adams said, “Check out this song it’s cool. Or don’t- we all might die trump is president. I love you, sincerely Ryan Adams.” Adams will […]
Lady Lamb Announces New Lp ‘Even in the Tremor’, Shares Spring Tour Dates
Lady Lamb, a.k.a Brooklyn-based Aly Spaltro, announces her third full-length album, Even in the Tremor, out April 5th via Ba Da Bing Records. The follow up to 2015’s After, an album that “scraped-together simplicity in service of songs with far greater ambition” (The New York Times), Even in the Tremor is her most sonically soaring […]
Chris Stapleton Shares “All-American Road Show” Tour Dates
Chris Stapleton will continue his extensive, sold-out “All-American Road Show” through 2019 with newly confirmed performances this summer and fall. The shows will kick-off July 9 at Allentown’s PPL Center and will span through November 2 at Louisville’s KFC Yum! Center. Special guest openers include Margo Price, Brent Cobb, Brothers Osborne, The Marcus King Band, […]
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe Announces New Studio Album ‘Gnomes & Badgers’
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe has announced its new studio album ‘Gnomes & Badgers’ will be released March 8 on Seven Spheres Records. The 11-track effort is KDTU’s first new recording in five years. Denson and his hard touring, road-honed band— featuring guitarist DJ Williams, lap steel guitarist Seth Freeman, trumpeter Chris Littlefield, organist David Veith, […]
Singer-Songwriter Martyn Joseph Celebrates The Rise Of The Outspoken Youth Via New LP ‘Here Come The Young’ (INTERVIEW))
Ahead of the January 25th release of singer-songwriter Martyn Joseph’s new album, Here Come The Young, Glide’s Trevor Christian spoke with the songwriter and activist about the title track. In it, he celebrates young people for being “inclusive” and having “open minds and hearts.” He predicts they won’t continue to stand for “military threat,” “trickle down,” […]
Delicate Steve Announces New Album ‘Till I Burn Up’ – Shares “Selfie Of A Man” Single
Steve Marion – the songwriter, guitarist, and producer who has made four studio records of primarily word-less, guitar-first music as Delicate Steve – is excited to announce his fifth LP today, titled Till I Burn Up. It will be released on March 1 via ANTI- Records. The new track “Selfie of Man” (listen below) was recorded on the Oberheim OB-X […]
Mozes and the Firstborn’s Third LP ‘Dadcore’ Loads Up on 90’s Alt & Pop Appeal (ALBUM REVIEW)
[rating=8.00] The Dutch quartet Mozes and the Firstborn’s third record Dadcore is catchy/fuzzy indie rock, loaded with heaps of 90’s alternative highpoints and a heavy dose of sparkling pop appeal. This is an impressive pack of ear-worming tunes from Melle Dielesen vocals/guitar, Corto Blommaert bass, Raven Aartsen drums, and Ernst-Jan van Doorn guitar. Things […]
Sub Pop Releases Deluxe Editions of Proto-Grunge Green River’s ‘Dry as a Bone’ EP and ‘Rehab Doll’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Despite having little commercial success and only existing for three years, Green River remains one of rock’s most important and influential bands. The grunge pioneers are best known for the bands they formed after Green River’s demise – such as Mudhoney, Pearl Jam, and Mother Love Bone – but the three albums released by Green […]