Posts by Glide

Sad Dad Autumn is a rising Seattle-based sister trio (ages 11–20) blending dark folk, indie rock, and cinematic soundscapes. Known for their haunting harmonies and raw lyricism, they channel the Northwest’s moody spirit into music that feels both timeless and otherworldly. Rooted in a multi-generational musical household, the band crafts songs that explore grief, myth, […]

Led by their leader, the double bassist Thomas Julienne, Theorem of Joy is pioneering new paths at the forefront of 21st-century French music. These five musicians, heirs to European musical culture and its fusion, cast their gaze toward a future horizon. Theorem of Joy presents a captivating, diverse jazz genre that combines North African melodies, […]

Entertainment stocks are crushing it right now – and while most S&P 500 stocks barely moved this year with returns under 1%, entertainment companies delivered a median return of 17.5%. But that’s not a typo – the sector that everyone wrote off during the pandemic now leads the market recovery. Netflix Reaches a New Milestone […]

Veteran recording artist and touring musician Scott Kinnebrew returns with “Skyman,” the newest single release from his solo project, Sounding Arrow. A full-length album, also called Skyman, arrives in early 2026. Over some 30 years, Scott Kinnebrew has shared the stage with a long list of renowned artists he admires, including The Black Crowes, The […]

I write about gambling sites the same way I try them: with a clear head, small first steps, and an eye on details that matter in New Zealand. I look for speed, fair odds, and simple terms. I avoid flashy claims and focus on what helps you play with confidence: banking that works in NZD, […]

Chicago’s Ratboys have returned with a new single/video, “Light Night Mountains All That,” their first-ever release on their new label, New West Records. In conjunction, they announce a North American tour. This is the band’s first new music since 2023’s The Window. “Light Night Mountains All That” is singer/guitarist Julia Steiner’s most thrilling vocal take […]

High school mates turned troublemakers, FIST exploded out of Newcastle’s punk and DIY scenes with sweat, blood, and no backup plan. Since 2023, the band has played over 70 shows, stormed stages at Fastlane Festival, Hellnation III, Munk & Petal, and Sydney Streets, and become regulars at venues from Newcastle’s King Street to Brisbane’s Brightside […]

Mia Wilson is the debut album from Southern California singer-songwriter Mia Wilson. Produced by Tim Ramsey (Vetiver, Little Wings, Kacey Johansing), the album blends piano and guitar-based compositions with lush orchestral arrangements to create a backdrop for Wilson’s introspective lyrics and captivating mezzo-soprano vocals. The album recalls the golden glow of late ’60s & early […]

At the center of Ramona and the Holy Smokes’ self-titled debut LP (due out September 26th) is a question of desire and fantasy; dreaming about making it out of the circumstances that might be holding anyone back, whether it be financial, emotional, or psychological. And like other honky tonk greats who’ve come before them, frontwoman […]

The first composite solid rocket fuel that eventually launched spaceships was made with asphalt, effectively paving the way to the moon. Dashboard Heat (due out on September 26th on Share It Music – PRE-ORDER), the newest record by Seattle stalwarts Smokey Brights, embodies this funny little fact, using tough truths to slip the surly bonds […]

Bland is a post-punk/alternative band from Winnipeg that plays fast and slightly off-kilter, delivering a sound that feels both familiar and entirely their own. Their debut EP, Consumables, was recorded at No Fun Club, engineered by Rob Hill, and mixed and mastered by Donovan Ostopowich. Across five tightly packed tracks, the band leans into jagged […]

The Sways are a rising indie trio from northern Arizona, made up of multi-instrumentalists Kyle Miller, Andrew Tyler, and Adam Bruce. Drawing from a wide range of musical pasts, they write, perform, and produce everything from scratch, blending the warmth of ’70s folk-rock elevated with a modern, atmospheric edge. Their debut single, “I Have Been […]

Pusoy Dos is a popular Filipino card game that challenges players to be the first to discard all their cards. Yet, winning isn’t just about playing cards quickly. The real edge comes from making smart, split-second decisions that either outplay your opponents or hand them victory. To become the player others dread to face, you […]

It’s been over six years since the great Roky Erickson passed away- the leader of the 13th Floor Elevators and one of the earliest explorers of the psych rock evolution. Erickson, in fact, was a shock rocker too and enjoyed the process of shocking as he explains in the interview below before tearing into an […]

Being able to adjust rapidly is the most important quality of a good company in marketplaces that change quickly. Companies that can quickly change their goals, change their route, and stay focused when things go tough are the ones who do well. You need more than just being adaptable; you need tools that make things […]

College sports, as we know them, are over. In a shift, the NCAA and its top conferences agreed to a legal settlement that will send nearly $2.8 billion to former athletes and, more importantly, create a system for schools to directly pay current players. This decision effectively ends the century-old model of amateurism and turns […]

JayWood is Jeremy Haywood-Smith from Winnipeg, MB. The project started as sad jangle pop songs, just singing about how sad or miserable he was, but things slowly began to change as time went on (both style and direction-wise) into the more “psych funk” sound that is shown today. JayWood carries a unique sound that has […]

Brian K & The Parkway play earnest and expressive Rock & Roll that’s drawn comparisons to Tom Petty, ‘70s Springsteen, Elvis Costello, Warren Zevon, and The Replacements. Their 2024 debut album, Killing The Bear, is a musical and lyrical journey from the Gulf Shores of the American South to the Green Mountains of Vermont; from […]

On September 18th, 2025, we celebrate the birthday of an artist who needs no introduction. His name alone evokes memories of punk rock’s heyday, brings to mind the youthful angst we all faced, and continues to stand as a testament to the artistry that always seems to be written off by those outside of punk […]

The Altered Hours are a 5-piece alt-rock group from Cork, Ireland. The band made their full-length debut, In Heat Not Sorry, in 2016, introducing the world to their sprawling approach that can range from moody, atmospheric balladry to blistering distortion. 2021 saw The Altered Hours return with Convertible, a more honed effort that proved this […]