Andrew Dost of fun.
Michelle Geslani
March 14, 2012
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All quirky stylized names aside, New York-based indie rock band fun. remind us why we love music.
B-Sides
The Kickback: Infinitely All Over The Place
Shane Handler
February 28, 2012
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The Kickback is currently writing and rehearsing what will mark their first full-length release, but is taking a break for a residency at Schubas in Chicago. Each Monday in March The Flavored Players Series ft. The Kickback will take over Schubas at 8PM
Steaf
Shane Handler
February 22, 2012
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It's stiff competition amongst artists who need to be heard in the states but haven’t earned their ears. Steafán Hanvey is one of those artists. Steafán Hanvey & The Honeymoon Junkies was recently released here in the states on October 25th after being released in Finland in 2005 & Ireland in 2006
Jeff Lloyd of The Heavy Pets Jam Cruise Diary
Jeff Lloyd
January 23, 2012
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Jeff Lloyd of The Heavy Pets opens up and gives us the details on his non-stop party/concert/voyage aboard Jam Cruise featuring his own performances and those of his musical contemporaries.
Chris Taylor of CANT & Grizzly Bear
Jerry Nunn
January 4, 2012
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Chris Taylor also known at CANT strums the bass for the rock group Grizzly Bear. Taylor is striking out on his own for a solo project entitled Dreams Come True. We chatted with him before his most recent concert at Lincoln Hall in Chicago.
Indians
Kathrine Bryan
December 27, 2011
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Welcome to the dream store. Well technically, it was a practice space in Los Angeles. However, after some thought, the practice space could very well be where certain dreams got started. Los Angeles-based band, Indians, is on their way to making all their dreams come true. All it took was some unyielding support from loyal fans, a music video premiere and lastly, but most importantly, a little bit of talent.
John McCauley of Deer Tick
Shane Handler
December 9, 2011
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Although Divine Providence didn’t run list and list with Fleet Foxes or PJ Harvey for album of the year, its still one of the year’s most entertaining listens with its hard drinking rockabilly rhythms that permeates like spilled beer and cigarette butts Just following a tour in support of Divine Providence, the always candid and witty McCauley wrote us back some thoughts…
Buzzy Martin – Author of Don’t Shoot! I’m the Guitar Man
Melissa Brodeur
December 8, 2011
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There aren't many musicians using their talents quite like Buzzy Martin. After years of working in juvenile halls, teaching music and spreading his message of "Education not Incarceration," word spread that the classes were changing kids' lives and Buzzy was asked to teach a twelve-week music program at San Quentin State Prison. Three years and five months later, Buzzy finished his final class at the "Q.” As the author of Don't Shoot I'm The Guitar Man, Marting gives us an depth, truthful and inside scoop of what it was like teaching music inside one of America's top security prisons. Look for the motion picture Don't Shoot I'm The Guitar Man in late 2012
Andy Bell of Erasure
Jerry Nunn
November 28, 2011
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English synthpop duo Erasure, consisting of songwriter and former Depeche Mode member/founder/keyboardist Vince Clarke and singer Andy Bell entered the music scene in 1985 with their debut single "Who Needs Love Like That". This duo recently hit the road for their first tour in five years in support of their new album Tomorrow’s World. Just prior to Clarke announcing his reunion with Depeche Mode’s Martin Gore for a a series of EPs and a new album under the band name VCMG, Glide had a chance to speak with Mr. Andy Bell.
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