Andy Summers is a Renaissance Man; which means he can do a lot of things very, very well. He is a guitar player with an extensive catalog of recordings –
J. Wilms will be releasing his fourth solo album, titled The Fighter, on December 8th, and it marks something of a departure for him. As someone who is an accomplished
Kurt Baker recently released his new record with his band, Rock ‘N’ Roll Club, via Stevie Van Zandt’s Wicked Cool Records, and it’s a collection that focuses on the eclectic
It’s that time of the year when hearts start to wither – when the cold North wind sends chills through our spines. But this year, we’re not alone in our
Singer/songwriter Ira Wolf released her fourth album Rock Bottom, her first in several years, via Nettwerk in October. Through the gradual roll out of singles from the album, and along
Hey You is a new Glide column where we touch base with artists out of the “spotlight” from their “prominent” prior bands. Seeing how an artist’s creativity adapts to different mediums is one
The Small Square, a duo made up of Paul Chastain (Velvet Crush, Matthew Sweet) and John Richardson (Tommy Keene, Gin Blossoms, Badfinger) remastered and rereleased their first self-titled album with
Divine Horsemen have recently released Bitter End of a Sweet Night via In The Red Records, a follow-up to 2021’s Hot Rise of an Ice Cream Phoenix that marked their
Hey You is a new Glide column where we touch base with artists out of the “spotlight” from their “prominent” prior bands. There is something undeniably enticing about a reclusive
New Jersey-based Indie-Rock pioneers The Feelies have released their seventh album, Some Kinda Love, their first-ever live album. But even that comes with a twist since the music is not
