Posts by Glide

Rock n’ Roll, at its core, is a collaborative event. It is the process by which separate minds become a collective consciousness for the purpose of self-expression through stadium-sized guitar riffs and explosive vocal performances. Odd Marshall, the rocking singer/songwriter, is taking the collaborative core of rock music to new heights on Seconds. The artist’s […]

There’s nothing polite about the way Troy Mercy attacks a guitar. The elusive Americana and blues-schooled songwriter trades in raw, vintage-toned rock and roll that feels ripped from a sweat-soaked juke joint and rewired for the present tense. The riffs crackle and bite, but it’s Mercy’s gravelly conviction as a singer and the no-frills punch […]

Roulette is one of the most recognisable casino games in the world, with a history that stretches back several centuries. While its core structure has remained largely unchanged, the way roulette is presented and accessed has evolved significantly over time. From early European gaming tables to modern digital formats, roulette’s development reflects wider changes in […]

Fifty years together. More than 20 million albums sold. Over 15 records packed with guitar-driven Southern rock and FM staples like “Hold On Loosely,” “Caught Up In You,” “If I’d Been The One,” “Back Where You Belong,” and “Second Chance.” 38 Special stands as living proof that there’s power in numbers. Formed in 1974, the […]

While volumes have been written about the early years of The Allman Brothers Band — and the many triumphs and tragedies that shaped their legacy — the group’s powerful resurgence in 1989 is sometimes overlooked. After spending much of the ’80s largely out of the spotlight, the band returned to mark its 20th anniversary with […]

There’s something knowingly tongue-in-cheek about titling your debut album Greatest Hits, but for Naarm/Melbourne trio Billy Cart, the joke lands because the songs already feel lived-in. Out March 5th, the nine-track collection distills the band’s knack for turning small, everyday details into fuzzy, heart-on-sleeve anthems, threading together ‘90s alt-rock crunch, scrappy grunge textures, and a […]

Kiki Cavazos has lived the kind of life that most troubadours only sing about. Born in Montana, the songwriter spent summers traveling the northwest with her dad, cutting down trees. At 16, she ran away from home to Alaska before drifting down to Mexico, where her grandfather was from. She played banjo in a Mexican […]

Two brothers. Not related. As a growing staple in the North London scene, stepbrothers never fail to bring their chaotic energy to the stage and studio. Made up of Sam Orman and Armando Carlo IV, the duo fuses a wide breadth of influence, resulting in a genre-resistant approach that shifts between noisy, punk-leaning energy and […]

Arguably, the world doesn’t need another song about New York City any more than the Red Hot Chili Peppers need another love letter to California. Still, NYC remains an asphalt jungle—its skyline boxed in by concrete, its daily rhythm a relentless hustle to survive. Unless you’re Aaron Judge, it’s not a place for the faint […]

The 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico will be one of the most technologically advanced tournaments ever staged. Financial technology (fintech) is guaranteed to play a pivotal role in boosting fan engagement. Read on as we take a closer look. Seamless Digital Payments and Fan Experience Fintech will redefine how fans […]