Writing music reviews, at its most base, is an attempt to bring the audience into an experience and to open new doors of thought, of expression, of feeling. In some
“She had such a kind smile, and her music is so good, that I didn’t want to go to sleep!” So said the nine-year-old whose father would consent only to
Beyoncé and Jay-Z last week played the final show of their On The Run II Tour to a nearly sold-out Centurylink Stadium in Seattle. Spanning more than two and a
To see ODESZA is to experience an exuberant, joy-filled extravaganza. ODESZA formed in 2012 and quickly gained attention for their wonderfully upbeat, summery-feeling electronic sound. When Glide first interviewed them in
Sweden’s dynamic duo First Aid Kit brought their Americana-tinged folk-rock to Seattle recently to a sold-out show at the historic Moore Theatre on January 28th. Their first stop in Seattle
Thank goodness they’re back. Midnight Oil is a band that many have never heard of… until you sing, “How can we dance, When our earth is turning; How do we
[rating=7.00] March to May is a Seattle-based folk/rock duo whose music is a gentle blend of acoustic instruments accompanying two beautiful voices that manage to become gorgeous together. With the
To enjoy Sigur Rós one must put aside many of the expectations commonly held of and for “pop” music, at least when defining “pop” as being popular. Indeed, Sigur Rós defy nearly
Writing a review of Weird Al is writing about an American original. While still (only) in his 50s, Weird Al Yankovic has been writing parodies – and polkas – since
Moderat puts on a killer live show. For most of this tour, concertgoers will be treated to a laser show and beautiful-looking backdrop lighting and video. Unfortunately, the setup of the