Posts by Glide

Ratboys have announced Singin’ to an Empty Chair, their new album out February 6th via New West Records, and present a vivacious new single/video, “Anywhere.” Despite its title, the album isn’t defined by what’s missing. Rather, it’s the beginning of an important dialogue with a close loved one vocalist/guitarist Julia Steiner finds herself estranged from. The music on the band’s […]

Summer of Peril is a four-piece alternative rock band based out of Fort Collins, Colorado, founded by Alex Forbes and Matt Lopez after meeting through the Colorado hardcore scene in 2023. Initially a three-piece, the band quickly grew to a four-piece by late 2024 after releasing their debut album, HOMESICK, and currently consists of Alex […]

Ricky Lake is a genre-defying artist blending dark, delicate emotion with raw energy, weaving together trap, alt-pop, and experimental electronic sounds. Rising from the Bay Area scene and evolving through projects like Last Summer Sucked and Saving Ricky, he’s known for vulnerable storytelling and electrifying live instrumentation—from full drum kits to shredding guitars. His recent […]

Melbourne-based songwriter Brendan Welch has been writing and recording original music for close to two decades. His debut EP The Unbeat (2005) received national radio play and led to a tour with Paul Kelly. His first single “Burn Away” was featured in the classic Australian TV series Love My Way. His 2007 EP That Ghost […]

When Too Much Joy first released Son of Sam I Am on the San Francisco-based indie label Alias Records, critics were delighted. Rolling Stone called it “an exciting, promising discovery,” the New York Times praised its “irresistible guitar-driven pop songs,” and Penthouse declared it “the best indie rock record of the year.” At the same […]

On August 29th, Cult New York-based band Frog announced THE COUNT, their seventh album, with the “BITTEN BY MY LOVE VAR. XI” single. The new record was released on September 19th, preceded by the “SPANISH ARMADA VAR. XV” (September 5th) and “SAX-A-MA-PHONE VAR. XII” (September 12th) singles. Following February’s 1000 Variations on the Same Song, […]

Erik Huey’s 2nd solo album, Fort Defiance (due out February 13th, 2026 via APPALACHIAN A.F – PRE-ORDER), was produced by “The Godfather of Americana” Eric “Roscoe” Ambel, the legendary Rock ‘n’ Roll guitarist (Joan Jett, Del-Lords, Steve Earle & The Dukes) and producer (Bottle Rockets, Jimbo Mathus, Yayhoos, Sarah Borges). It features guest vocal appearances […]

The way we pay online has changed faster than almost any other aspect of gaming. From cards and e-wallets to crypto and mobile pay, players now expect instant, secure, and flexible transactions. Online casinos embracing this shift aren’t just keeping up with technology—they’re building trust and reshaping the gaming experience. Changing the Game: How Payment […]

Blair Borax’s relationship with music began unexpectedly in 2016, when a friend gifted her a cheap guitar. Since then, the Portland, Oregon-based artist has become a prolific songwriter, recording artist, and performer, known for her distinctive voice, captivating melodies, and thoughtful songwriting that taps into the heart of being human. In August, Borax released her […]

Vian Izak writes songs that say you matter in a world that says you don’t. He’s gained 100 million+ streams across platforms and played sold-out shows in North America and Europe. He self-produces and releases original music from his studio in Nashville. 100% independent, he continues to create heartfelt folk-rock songs that resonate with those […]

The Carousel is an indie rock group from Des Moines, Iowa. Blending their love of indie rock and classical music, the group released their debut self-titled EP on October 17th. With rich vocals, driving guitars, a thunderous rhythm section, and lush strings throughout, the band creates a musical soundscape that draws you in immediately.  “Closer” […]

Wilco’s music and arts festival Solid Sound returns to MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts, from June 26– 28, 2026. Today, the festival announces Wilco and Billy Bragg will perform Mermaid Avenue Live, the first-ever full-length concert of music from the Mermaid Avenue songbook, to open the festival on Friday, June 26. Mermaid Avenue is the acclaimed collaborative project of Wilco and Bragg, in which they composed and recorded original music set […]

Iron Maiden have announced the anticipated North American dates of their critically acclaimed RUN FOR YOUR LIVES WORLD TOUR. In celebration of their 50th Anniversary, the band will be performing at stadiums and major amphitheaters across the United States and Canada, allowing fans the chance to witness the brand new, state-of-the-art production, on the scale it […]

Founded and fronted by Price Harrison, Sour Ops inhabit the thrilling space where proto-punk, glam, and power pop converge—recalling the swagger of T. Rex, the melodic edge of Big Star, and the bite of The Kinks. The band’s guitar-based minimalism and sharp, cynical wit have made them a distinctive voice in the Nashville rock underground. […]

What makes a rock ‘n’ roll band? Its essence does not lie on a shelf. You can look at any object you want, a stack of records or framed show posters, but they are mere symbols. Ask a true fan why they love their favorite band, and it’s a matter of moments. Seeing a great […]

The brother duo of Chip and Tony Kinman has together impacted punk more than most of the bands associated with the late-70s West Coast scene. Together, the Kinman name has been cemented in scenes across California, including the competitive and burgeoning Los Angeles and San Francisco scenes. While the Kinmans are primarily associated with the […]

Island Wastrel is the recording project of Adie Kaye, a British-Canadian musician now based in Helsinki. His songs fuse indie/alt traditions with folk ritual and studio experimentation, balancing warmth, humour, and unease. A trained engineer from London’s RAK Studios, Kaye has worked with artists including Kate Nash, Bernard Butler, and The Last Shadow Puppets. As […]

bigfish makes big, fishy rock in Los Angeles, CA. Lead songwriters Christian Lising and Xavier Siazon started as rival guitarists in their hometown of Manila before becoming close friends and collaborators in college. bigfish is known for its infectious energy, vivid lyricism, and eclectic alternative rock sound. “I Can’t Sing (Without You)” is the second […]

Rounding out our tribute to the late great Ace Frehley in light of his recent passing last week, for today’s Weirdo Wednesday, we’re showcasing this classic interview from The Tom Snyder on Halloween night from1979. Ace’s renowned cackle is in full effect here as he uses this opportunity to unleash much of the pent up […]

Whether it be from the sky, the sea, or a bicycle spoke, selena feliciano hears music coming from every direction. Local to the San Francisco Bay Area, she draws inspiration from a processing of the dualities of 21st century living–the good and bad, the built and the natural, the present and future. The result is […]