Jesse Kivel’s newest offering, Life and Death at Party Rock, is a contemplative reflection on fatherhood, relationships, and the natural world in softly focused indie rock. Combining Kivel’s natural acoustic
Ian Sweet’s newest offering, and fourth studio album Sucker, deals with relationships in various stages as the lithe vocalist whispers and weaves around electro intrusions and pop-focused sounds. Feeling stuck
The 50th anniversary celebration tour of The Headhunters pulled into New York City for a packed set of funky jazz in a historic Greenwich Village venue on Wednesday night October
For The Kills‘ sixth studio album, the duo took their time (working on other projects, and dealing with a pandemic) until God Games emerged; a dark album that pushed Alison
The New Orleans-based, blues-roots-rock quintet Honey Island Swamp Band has released their sixth studio album Custom Deluxe, and it is the most robust, confident, album of their long career. The
Legendary bassist Ron Carter’s annual October takeover of the famous Times Square jazz club Birdland is in the stretch run, as the final weekend of his residency began with a
On a cool fall Tuesday night in lower Manhattan, The Beaches pulled into town, sold out the Mercury Lounge, and rocked faces with bouncing energy on October 17th. The Toronto-based
The overarching feeling floating through the packed Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday night October 12th, was that the blues were in great hands as a younger generation of incredibly talented ax
The first-ever solo album from longtime drummer Gregory Hutchinson is a master class in combining his preferred genres of jazz, hip-hop, funk, R&B, and Neo-soul. Da Bang is 15 songs
Last month marked the tenth Anniversary of Graveyard Lovers’ dynamite 2013 release, Dreamers. To commemorate, Glide reached out to the band to discuss the recording of the record, the release,