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Bass music progenitor Lorin Ashton AKA Bassnectar is kicking off the second half of the year in high-style with with the announcement of his fall Immersive Music Tour 2013 of North America. The tour brings Bassnectar’s most extensive production to date to immerse the crowd in low-end frequency and ethereal visuals to match. “Our goal […]

Last year for Halloween, The Smashing Pumpkins were set to perform in New York at Brooklyn’s new Barclays Center, but due to the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the show had to be rescheduled (Monday, December 10). The band’s powerful performance was captured for an audio-visual experience titled OCEANIA: LIVE IN NYC and due out […]

To preview their third record Circumambulation, which comes out July 23 via Relapse Records, True Widow has recently shared the second sneak peak from the album – “HR:W.” It’s a delightfully meandering, hypnotic song that merges DH Phillips and Nicole Estill’s vocals into a swirling, entrancing lushness that gives nice counterpoint to the crunchy guitars and propelling […]

Shout! – Gov’t Mule’s first studio album in four years – will feature 11 tracks recorded by the band in Los Angeles, CA and Stamford, CT plus a bonus disc featuring an all-star lineup of vocalists interpreting The Mule’s new songs. Special guests Elvis Costello, Dr. John, Ben Harper, Toots Hibbert, Glenn Hughes, Jim James, […]

On September 17, Mike Doughty will release his new album, a collection of 13 re-imagined songs originally performed by his former band, Soul Coughing. Doughty has famously eschewed the band’s repertoire as he built a solo career in the years after their 2000 split, but decided to re-explore his old songs after writing his memoir, […]

Adam Franklin & Bolts of Melody‘s new album, Black Horses, is out on Tuesday via Goodnight Records, but today Glide Magazine is proud to premiere “Asha,” the second single from the record. The song formed after Franklin recalled a melody from renowned Indian singer Asha Bhosle. “I love her music,” Franklin writes, “Which I first […]

I Hate Music is an album about love more than anything else: love of life, love of living, love of people, and yeah, love of music. It defies its own title so completely and diligently that it never even seems like a fair fight: There’s no pain this deep or yearning this severe without the […]

Shaping up to be one of the most critically lauded artists of the year, Laura Marling is returning to the U.S. in support of her fourth album, Once I Was An Eagle, which was released to universal acclaim in May via Ribbon Music and gave Marling her biggest chart debut in both her native UK […]

2013 will see the release of More Is Than Isn’t, RJD2’s 5th proper full-length LP (7th, if you count “The Horror” EP and 2011’s Inversions of the Colossus), on his own RJ’s Electrical Connections imprint. But before we delve into that, perhaps a quick recap of years 1-14 is in order. RJD2’s first credit as […]

Pearl Jam announced today that they will embark on a two-leg, twenty-four date North American tour this fall. Leg one kicks-off in Pittsburgh on October 11 and wraps in New Orleans with the band’s previously announced headlining performance at Voodoo Music + Arts Experience during the weekend of November 1. The second leg of the […]