Posts by Glide

My Morning Jacket has announced a small yet long-awaited tour of the U.S. along with some other very exciting news. Along with shows in Boston, St. Louis, and a Halloween show in New Orleans, My Morning Jacket is planning to release their “Return To The Thunderdome” documentary. Along with the aforementioned stops on tour, the […]

We’ve heard of certain rockers with a surprising Americana/Country appetite hidden beneath their riff-laden main gigs. Take Chris Shiflett of Foo Fighters or former Metallica bassist Jason Newsted who have recently shined up their inner Waylon. Well, songwriter Trever Keith, frontman of So Cal punk rockers face to face has proven he can put well-worn […]

The Pretenders are back with today’s premiere of the optimistically charged new single, “Let The Sun Come In,” available now via Rhino Records – the band’s return to Warner Music Group after more than two decades having first been signed to Sire Records in America by the legendary Seymour Stein. Marked by the electrifying impulsiveness and […]

Queens of the Stone Age have announced their long-awaited 8th studio album, In Times New Roman… out June 16th on Matador.  In Times New Roman… is raw, at times brutal and not recommended for the faint of heart. And yet, it’s perhaps the most beautiful and definitely the most rewarding album in their epic discography. Founder Joshua Homme’s most acerbic lyrics […]

The opening chunky guitar notes of “Sweetest Song” from Poppy Patica just scream out 90’s garage rock. There’s something just so satisfying about a fuzzed-out grungy guitar accompanied by an unconcerned vocalist. Building on the foundation Malkmus and Pavement created, a band like Poppy Patica has made a home with an inventive and tight rhythmic […]

Exploring deserted textures and intent of 70’s Laurel Canyon songwriters, Ryan Martin John is an introvert with a deep love of songwriting and pondering. Folky with a notable country flair, Ryan’s sonic spectrum ranges from a dynamic, intimate hush when solo to a harmony-gilded, guitar-laden fanfare when playing with his full band. As well as […]

Son Volt pays homage to the legendary Doug Sahm on the new album Day Of The Doug, out June 16th via Transmit Sound/Thirty Tigers (PRE-ORDER). Son Volt founder Jay Farrar’s goal with this 12-song collection was not only to pay tribute to Sahm’s music and influence, but to also highlight some of the deeper tracks […]

Rhiannon Giddens’ You’re the One will be released August 18 on Nonesuch Records. The album is the GRAMMY, MacArthur and Pulitzer-winning singer, composer, and instrumentalist’s third solo studio album and her first of all original songs; her last solo album was 2017’s critically acclaimed Freedom Highway. This collection of 12 songs written over the course […]

Last fall, Pavement closed its sold-out four-night run at Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre and now indie legenes will return to New York this fall for another four-night run, this time at Brooklyn Steel. Tickets for the dates – which will last September 11-14 – go on sale Friday at 10AM EDT.  The band will also perform […]

Last summer eight piece Gulf Coat soul band The Suffers released their third studio album It Starts With Love. The album tackles issues of racism, misogyny, and the music industry, while at the same time chronicling growth, evolution, and self-acceptance. Written in the midst of a tumultuous stretch that saw the Gulf Coast Soul powerhouse […]

New Jersey punk/americana rock outfit Jon Caspi & The First Gun recently shared their new 5-song EP Raise ‘Em High! & Other Delights, via Fake Chapter Records, which includes the new version of their fan favorite barroom sing-along song, “Raise ‘Em High!”, featuring Jesse Malin on vocals, and Dez Cadena (known from Black Flag and […]

The realm of modern troubadours is that of a long list that includes names no so familiar. Afton Wolfe is a name that deserves immediate attention with his gravelly aching soul that is Americana at its most heated & earnest, Wolf recently released ‘Twenty-Three,’ the follow-up to his critically-acclaimed debut LP, Kings for Sale, (Grandiflora Records. […]

In the world of social media, Instagram has emerged as a powerful platform for individuals, businesses, and influencers to connect with their target audience. With over one billion active users, it’s no surprise that many are looking for ways to boost their Instagram presence and grow their followers. While there are numerous strategies and techniques […]

If the name “Bailey Bigger” alone doesn’t make one stop and listen, perhaps it’s the achingly tender vocals from the up-and-coming Americana artist. There is a genuine artistry that tops the righteous vocals on Ms. Bailey Bigger, that avoids any cowboy hat or trendy Nashville get-up, in favor of a twangy delivery rooted in ’70 […]

While most people might assimilate Cornell University to a certain academic pedigree, the Grateful Dead’s 5/8/77 show lives in the heart and recollection of many a music-centric-minded listener. Cornell ’77 is arguably the band’s most revered performance that featured the late 70’s lineup of the band at their most exploratory and most accessible. Versions of “Dancing […]

Big Crown Records has presented the debut full-length offering from Les Imprimés, Rêverie. Morten Martens is the man behind the band. Born, raised, and working in Kristiansand, Norway, he keeps a low profile while making his heartfelt, highly infectious, and unique music. This album is a long time coming for Martens and it is sure to […]

“All I’m trying to do is continue the tradition of The Stones, Zeppelin and The Faces,” says lead guitarist/singer/songwriter Dustin Douglas of the modern blues rock band Dustin Douglas & The Electric Gentlemen. “Take the traditional blues spirit, mix it with some heavy rock n’ roll and play it for a new generation.”  Douglas and […]

Are you ready to take your music career to the next level? Visual identity is an essential part of any artist’s marketing strategy, and an album cover maker can help create art that makes a statement. Creating an iconic image that reflects who you are as an artist will help people easily recognize your music, […]

Floral Image is a psychedelic pop band from the third-eye of Norwich, UK. Formed in 2019, their sound is the reincarnation of the summer sun, spun into a perpetual party twilight. They harness the noise and drive of early 70’s psychedelic titans Hawkwind – with a bright helping of neo-psych acts such as King Gizzard […]

With festival season just around the Memorial Day weekend bend, there are plenty of artists that are bound to be making their umpteenth appearance on a generic festival lineup card: think Avett Brothers, Mt, Joy, and others. Memphis jamgrass outfit Graber Gryass, led by Michael Graber (guitar and vocals), certainly deserves a spot on the daytime national […]