Posts by Glide

Athens, GA’s “sometimes-loud-sometimes-quiet” indie rockers Telemarket return with new single “Didn’t Ask What’s On My Mind.”, a dreamy bedroom pop number featuring an accompanying music video by international “ignorant” tattoo artist JankyDoodlez, out November 12th. “Didn’t Ask What’s On My Mind.” is Telemarket’s first follow-up to 2023’s Ad Nauseam, their debut LP released on Elephant […]

Green River Festival has announced the first installment of its 2026 lineup: headliners Charley Crockett, Spoon,and Geese will be joined by The Beths, Kurt Vile & the Violators, Wednesday, Lucius, The War And Treaty, Big Freedia, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Kashus Culpepper, PawPaw Rod, Folk Bitch Trio, Ratboys, Etran De L’Aïr, Frente Cumbiero, Sonido Gallo Negro, Southern Avenue, Esther Rose, […]

Danielle Moreland-Ochoa, the singer/songwriter/producer behind the ethereal, folksy pop outfit, your friend juniper, has been quietly carving out a lane in the contemporary folk scene for a few years now. Although the artist seems to be in no rush, taking her time between releases, allowing each idea to fully manifest before gifting these songs to […]

Jay Buchanan, frontman of the Grammy-nominated rock group Rival Sons, will release his long-awaited debut solo album, Weapons of Beauty, on February 6 on Sacred Tongue Records via Thirty Tigers. The album will be available in a variety of formats, including limited-edition autographed color vinyl and CD, exclusively through Sacred Tongue / Second Sun. Pre-save/pre-order HERE. In advance of the release, Buchanan has shared […]

 Little Feat, who have been regularly touring in some form since their formation in 1969, have announced “The Last Farewell Tour.”  The band has announced a series of dates starting in April 2026 with shows in Austin, Orlando, New Orleans, Kansas City, and more. Tickets will go on sale Nov 7. Pre-sale starts on Nov […]

Buckaroo, the debut album from 20-year-old New York-based songwriter and recent Mexican Summer-signee Katzin, draws upon symbols of the mythologized American West — cowboys, horses, vast deserts, rolling plains, ancient rock formations — to trace that leap from adolescence to adulthood in all its unsteady shine. The album is out February 13, 2026 via Mexican […]

Santa Cruz hardcore band DRAIN have announced a North American tour in support of their freshly released third album …IS YOUR FRIEND. Kicking off March 19th in Dallas the 19-date tour will make stops in Atlanta, Philadelphia, NYC, Brooklyn, Chicago, Seattle and more while also making their Coachella debut along the way. Tickets for the tour go on sale this Friday November 14th at 10am […]

Guitar virtuoso Julian Lage has announced the January 23 release of Scenes from Above, his fifth Blue Note album, the second made in collaboration with revered producer Joe Henry, and his first with a striking new quartet featuring keyboardist John Medeski, bassist Jorge Roeder, and drummer Kenny Wollesen. The album is introduced today with the gorgeous invocation “Opal” which is accompanied by […]

Cymarshall Law is a boundary-pushing artist redefining creative expression. Known for his sharp lyricism and cultural depth, he channels his voice through music, books, podcasts, and even gaming—all while staying rooted in independence. His latest album, The Peaceful Warrior 2: Raw Self-Expression (available now via Freedom Entertainment), is a bold collaboration with UK producer Slimline […]

NOTADOG is a Boston-based punk/emo band with a penchant for emotionally earnest lyrics coupled with a fun, down-to-earth play style made to get audiences moving and dancing with the music. This exhilarating 3-piece was created when Eric Fegan, their singer/guitarist, exhausted with 20 years of classical composition, was ready to vent authentically through other means. […]

On his new album Live a Little (due out December 5th), acclaimed Nashville indie-rock singer-songwriter Tommy Womack reminds us that every moment is precious.  “I could have called it Life Goes On, but that would have been a little maudlin and a little too obvious,” Womack says. “The flip side of the death that runs […]

Nashville-based rising star Stephen Wilson Jr. announces the Gary The Torch Tour, the follow-up to his wildly successful søn of dad tour that lasted over two years and took him across the globe. The tour begins on March 6 in Columbus, OH and includes stops in Toronto, Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago and many more. Tickets […]

Ana Popović’s Dance to the Rhythm, released on October 31, 2025 via Electric Heel Records, marks the Serbian-born guitarist’s twelfth studio album — and one of her most vibrant yet. Following a period of personal and creative uncertainty, Popović returns with a record that celebrates joy, perseverance, and freedom through music. Known primarily for her […]

Though a genre might be hard to put a finger on with this trio, with every sweat-soaked performance, Dream Creeps have gained a reputation as a blistering and intense live act. Oozing math-tinged post-punk heaviness, managing to sound both angular and fluid, Dream Creeps make noisy art that emanates equal parts tension and release. “Control […]

‘zoloft’ is a young, energetic indie rock band from Jefferson, OH. Their sound is a mix of the ’90s grunge/alt scene and ’60s/’70s psychedelic music. All six members are still in high school and have almost lifelong friendships, driving the band. Solely managed by themselves, they’ve released a lengthy catalogue of music within their first […]

The online casino scene in Australia continues to evolve rapidly in 2025, offering players more exciting, secure, and flexible ways to enjoy gaming. With the rise of crypto casino Australia real money platforms and advanced mobile casino app Australia real money options, players now have access to premium gambling experiences anywhere, anytime. Choosing the best […]

In the history of film, cult classics hold a special place. Although they don’t always do well at the box office when they are first released, they eventually build devoted fan following and continue to be relevant in society. For new viewers who might have missed these films in their first runs, seeing them again […]

Andrew Spencer Goldman’s Fulton Lights project returns with the four-song EP Well the Night Has Come. Written and produced by Goldman and mixed by Grammy-nominated Tony Maimone (Pere Ubu, Book of Knots) at Studio G, the EP comes after a long fallow period and marks the first Fulton Lights recordings since 2018’s Moonwalking into the […]

Quixote emerged in 2007 from late-night recording sessions and shared obsessions with sound. Their self-titled 2009 debut blurred lines between indie, folk, emo, psychedelia, and chamber pop, marrying organic instrumentation with cinematic dynamics. Founding members Joe Stulpin (vocals, guitar) and Evan Murphy (drums) join Justin Demers (previously bass, now lead guitar) to deliver a fermented […]

Blue Tomorrows is the recording name of songwriter and producer Sarah Nienaber. Her third album, Weather Forever, gathers sonic experiments made over several years and two landscapes. On a cosmic scale, acoustic and electric melt into each other: gentle, babbling electronics, synth hugs, opaque guitars, and massive reverb cumuli live in blissful harmony with acoustic […]