Just when we thought September would be a slow month for releases, a Friday like this came along. This slew of new music is reminiscent of those early Summer Fridays
In his 2005 autobiography Chronicles Volume One (released 9/12/89), Bob Dylan writes extensively about the labor involved in recording Oh Mercy, his first collaboration with producer Daniel Lanois. The inscrutable methods of
Ross Warner’s American Standard: Cheap Trick From The Bars to the Budokan and Beyond (Foreword by Mike McCready) came out just recently. It’s been seven years since Glide asked him
After a week of touch-and-go release schedules, the old Caustic factory is firing on all cylinders for a busy week of exciting releases. The second New Music Friday of September
With fifty years’ hindsight, Jackson Browne’s Late For The Sky (released 9/13/74) stands as his definitive work. Most of the entries in his discography, from his earliest eponymous release (often called ‘Saturate Before Using’
Chazwick Bear is a sonic chameleon, switching between genres and then switching between subgenres within that genre. He has made groovy house records under the name Les Sins and collaborated
It’s becoming almost commonplace for video characters to make the leap from consoles to the big screen. But, it’s still not as common as we’d like! Lara Croft and Sonic
Jerry Douglas is laughing, of course. The dobro virtuoso rarely encounters a situation where it doesn’t cause him to start laughing. On the occasion of our recent interview, he was
Do you recall the old days when slot sites were still only a pipe dream on the internet? Now, slots are everywhere, offering us something we didn’t even know we
Medeski Martin & Wood’s End of the World Party (Just in Case) is heady stuff, perhaps all the more so two decades after its original release. The album (released 9/7/04) is undoubtedly
