Upon its release on April 17, 1989, Pixies’ Doolittle was met with universal claim and many record sales. Returning to the record now, that fact could be seen as shocking.
It is that time of year again; the weather begins to get warmer, the air feels fresher, and an entire slew of new releases are getting prepped for Record Store
Record Store Day 2024 is approaching on April 20th, and the Jazz releases are plentiful. Rather than providing detailed reviews of these never-before-released and/or reissued jazz recordings, Glide will summarize
With a quarter century hindsight, it’s time to declare Echo (released 4/13/99) the great unsung album of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Fifteen tracks running sixty-two some minutes might’ve seemed like a
Just when you think 2024 is slowing down on impressive releases, we are hit with another wave of innovative minds. This week’s Caustic is brimming with surprise returns and refreshing
California, known for its diverse landscape and vibrant culture, is also home to a thriving casino industry. From tribal gaming establishments to commercial casinos, these gaming facilities contribute significantly to
Bob Dylan’s issued more than a few insubstantial albums over the course of his sixty-plus year career—Down in the Groove and Knocked Out Loaded come to mind first– but few are more lightweight
As a college student, you’ll likely be required to write a film analysis essay at some point during your academic journey, dissecting the nuances of a particular movie and evaluating
It is officially thirty years since The Offspring released their seminal LP Smash (4/8/94), and its legacy refuses to diminish. If there was a Richter scale equivalent to measure the
Afton Wolfe signifies the modern-day decency that a transporter of music should identify himself. Performing is his mission, despite the hard work and financial risks he takes upon himself. Wolfe
