Shane Handler, Author at Glide Magazine

Bob Dylan: Word Tour 1966 – The Home Movies

Shane Handler March 11, 2004 No Comments

Drummer Mickey Jones looks back on his early music years in World Tour 1966 The Home Movies. With a gathering of personal footage, he shares his own 8mm color home movies back from an era when he got the chance of a lifetime

The Bens: The Bens

Shane Handler March 8, 2004 No Comments

After touring Australia together as solo artists in the early 2003 Bens Tour; Kweller, Folds, and Lee put together this ditty of four quick, pop shiny numbers that follow with distinction, yet leave with desire.

Phantom Planet: Sound Rotation

Shane Handler March 4, 2004 No Comments

Upon releasing their strongest effort to date, and holding a coveted lineup spot for the upcoming eclectic Coachella Festival, Phantom Planet is allowing their ghoulish name and brash music to speak for itself.

The Cooper Temple Clause: Kick Up The Fire, And Let The Flames Break Loose

Shane Handler March 2, 2004 No Comments

For a six-piece band that confidently concurs they can

Big Head Todd & The Monsters: Crimes of Passion

Shane Handler February 29, 2004 No Comments

Since their formation in 1986, Big Head Todd & the Monsters have been living steadfastly on their diet of rock and roll, served with

Liars: They Were Wrong So We Drowned

Shane Handler February 19, 2004 No Comments

The only promise these tunes can deliver is one for the cult lavish, who enjoy their music on the dirty and dark side. It’s been said the Liars frenzied live performances are quite the catch on the New York scene, so hopefully that energy is a bit more cohesive than the one preserved on record.

Robert Randolph and the Family Band 1/11/2004: Memorial Auditorium- Burlington, VT

Shane Handler February 16, 2004 No Comments

Just 72 hours prior to Robert Randolph and the Family Band

Teitur: Self Professed Troubadour (INTERVIEW)

Shane Handler February 15, 2004 No Comments

Singer-songwriter Teitur’s Universal Records debut, Poetry & Aeroplanes, is an eleven-song collection of delicate tunes that reveal the inner troubadour in all of us. Songs about travelling, waiting, post cards, and telephone conversations, dwell up cinemagraphic feelings of longing, regret and adventure.

Earl Slick: Bowie’s Axeman Chops Solo (INTERVIEW)

Shane Handler February 15, 2004 No Comments

By the standards of anyone, guitarist Earl Slick has lived a rock and roll fantasy camp over his 30+ year musical career. While his name doesn

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