Posts by Glide

Kisu Min (Esperanto: Kiss Me) is a band founded in Łódź, Poland, at the end of 2016. They play a form of alternative rock of the new pre-war era with the line-up of Basia Ciupińska (vocals, guitar, synths), Ola Sobańska (lead guitar, backing vocals), Agata Pyziak (drums, percussion), and Michał Szafarz (bass guitar, backing vocals). […]

David Byrne is the type of artist we should all be grateful to witness, and we should all be even more thankful that the legendary lead still has the passion and creativity to continue gracing us with new ideas. Byrne turned 73 this year and celebrated with the release of Who Is The Sky?, a […]

In one of the year’s most surprising and electrifying collaborations, Scott and Seth Avett of The Avett Brothers have teamed up with Mike Patton, legendary frontman of Faith No More and Mr. Bungle, to form AVTT/PTTN. Their new album of original songs, written by the three artists together and produced by Patton, Scott Avett, and Grammy-winning engineer Dana Nielsen (Metallica, Rihanna), […]

Michael Shannon & Jason Narducy And Friends have announced a spring 2026 U.S. tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of R.E.M.’s iconic album, Lifes Rich Pageant. After the pair’s rapturously received run earlier this year honoring the band’s famed 1985 album Fables of the Reconstruction, which saw the four original members of R.E.M. join Shannon & […]

REVERSE YR CURSE are making an artful, nuanced sort of indie rock music in Richmond, Virginia; culled from decades worth of equally oversized record collections and neuroses. Lyrics point to struggle on both the micro and macro levels, within and without. There’s an air of rooting for the downtrodden, always longing for relief. There’s a […]

George Steel was born in the United States of America in the Summer, and his hands are made of Steel. The artist’s debut album, 2024’s Desire on the Range, introduced Steel as a refreshing voice in modern pop. The danceable, colorful, electro-funk LP highlighted the many sides of Steel, with a tracklist that transitions from […]

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If you want to know what kind of band Bonus Room is, you just have to hear the guys tell you the story of how they named their debut EP, Bunk. What started out as a rumination on childhood sleepovers in that titular Bonus Room led to a round of word association around the phrase […]

Skiving (fka Human Resources) is the art rock post-office organisation currently restructuring London’s musical identity. Contrasting the sterile aesthetics and jargon of the workplace with their chaotic and exuberant music, the quintet aims to play the nuances of surreal social commentary against a backdrop of musical exploration to construct their immersive lyrical landscapes. It is […]

Gov’t Mule, led by guitar legend, vocalist, songwriter and producer Warren Haynes, has announced the details for their annual New Year’s Run, the quartet’s venerable commitment of bringing together the Mule community to ring in the new year since 2002. This year’s three-night stand begins Sunday, December 28th at Proctors Theatre in Schenectady, New York and then returns to the famed Beacon Theatre in New York City, the longstanding […]

Online slots are the most played casino games worldwide. They’re fast, fun, and endlessly creative, whether you’re spinning reels themed around ancient Egypt, blockbuster movies, or futuristic adventures. Part of their charm is simplicity: no complicated rules, no need to study strategy charts. But that doesn’t mean players are powerless. While slots run on chance, […]

The 1995 Casino by Martin Scorsese became instantly iconic when it grossed more than $116 million worldwide on a $40-$50 million budget. However, it’s only one example of casino movies that became magnetic for those who enjoy high-stakes gambling, Vegas Grandeur, and a splash of crime on the big screen. The movie went beyond selling […]

Since her 2014 debut, Feline, Katie Schecter has been sporadically piecing together a timeless discography held together by unwavering passion and fearless experimentation. The modern rock-fusion scientist has carved out a lane for herself by picking apart her favorite genres and using the remains to craft something she can call her own, as seen in […]

Alexei Shishkin’s style is equal parts prolific and poignant. Bringing an improvisational air to the bedroom slacker pop sound of the ’90s and early 2000s, his ability to build intersectional compositions from jazz voicings, simple loops, and musings on daily life results in a cathartic rush of content that is nowhere near slowing down. By […]

First Umpire, the solo project of NYC producer and musician Pat Cheiban, who is an audio engineer at major studios across NYC and a guitarist in the indie rock group A Beacon School. The debut album, Crave, showcases Cheiban’s ability to weave beautifully intricate guitar-driven passages with explosive grunge-gaze intensity, creating a sound that feels […]

Does a band ever honestly know when it is time to release a proper debut album? Does a cult-like following need to be established? Do social media and streaming numbers need to be through the roof, or does the feeling part of the creative process take over? There is no precise formula to follow, and […]

Eli Shane is an inventive harpist and songwriter from New York, blending folk, chamber music, and avant-garde influences into a sound that’s uniquely his own. Drawing inspiration from artists like Fiona Apple and Stevie Wonder, his creative songwriting weaves intricate details with sweeping imagery. His self-produced debut album, Therein Lies the Garden (2022), explores genres […]

A Different Thread is a transatlantic folk-americana duo composed of Alicia Best (US) and Robert Jackson (UK). After meeting by chance while busking in Galway, Ireland, the two discovered a unique musical and personal connection that has taken them on a decade-long journey across the globe. Their music, a blend of Appalachian alt-country and British […]

Rounding out our salute to the late great Frank Zappa this week, for today’s Weirdo Wednesday, we’re taking it back to where it all started with his original band: The Mothers of Invention. While it’s debatable if this performance of “King Kong” live on BBC from 1968 is Zappa’s “weirdest” (in fairness, there’s a lot […]

Building their own bizarre universe out of Portland, Oregon, The Macks today announce their new album Bonanza will be released on September 25 via DevilDuck Records / Monotone, Inc. The news of the album rolls out in the form of two new singles and videos: “Dually of Man” and “The Modern Grape.” Described by the […]