Archive: 2022

Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros—led by Weir alongside Don Was, Jay Lane and Jeff Chimenti have announced a lengthy winter 2023 tour

Glide combed through these releases to put together The Glide 20: Hip-hop Edition, our take on what are the best 20 albums that came from the genre in the 2022. We present our list in alphabetical order below; 

Heartland Canadian indie rockers The Sarandons are working to change the way we hear hummable rock on their debut full-length album Sightlines, out on January 27th.

Cloud Nothings stormed through The Independent in San Francisco on Wednesday, November 30th with a characteristically melodic and propulsive set. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of breakout record Attack on Memory, they played the album in full, along with choice singles from their decade-plus-long career.

In 2016, journalist and author Marc Myers released Anatomy of a Song, a collection of essays and interviews with artists about some of their iconic songs and the songwriting process behind those songs. The collection originally ran as a column in the Wall Street Journal before being compiled into a book. As the column continued, […]

Glide spoke with Joe Hertler & The Rainbow Seekers about their new EP Painted World, making music videos and more.

With the year coming to the end, every music fan is crafting their “Best of The Year” list, but no list is as important as this year’s Grammy nominations. People are hedging their bets as to who will win the biggest category of them all, Album of The Year. This category is consistently the most […]

The landscape of home entertainment is constantly changing and evolving. Back in the old days, it consisted of sitting around the living room fire with a radio playing in the background. Now, it’s all about Netflix, subscription-based services, and 4K televisions (but that’s barely scratching the surface). Moving into the future, some of these trends […]

Australian psychedelic outfit Pond is no stranger to the stage, but as their music has morphed and shifted over the years so too has their presence as a live band.

Last night (November 2) at the Hell & Heaven Metal Festival at Foro Pegaso in Toluca, Mexico, a freshly half reunited, yet newly reconstructed Pantera played their first under the band’s banner in over 20 years.