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Mogwai will release Rave Tapes, their 8th studio album in 19 years, on CD/LP/DL January 20th in Europe via Rock Action and January 21st in North America via Sub Pop. The record will also be available via Spunk in Australia and Hostess in Japan and SE Asia. The album features 10 tracks and was produced […]

Higgins Waterproof Black Magic Band (HIWABLAMABA), the new project from TV On The Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe released their debut EP on October 1st. The lead track “The Blast, The Bloom” has now been imagined into a motion stop animation music video directed, created and animated by Adebimpe himself. Prior to becoming the well-known front man […]

Widely regarded as one of the most outstanding underground American songwriters of our time, Cass McCombs marks his decade-long career with the release of Big Wheel and Others, out next week on Domino Records. Some of the genres that are to be found on this 22 song album are: road songs, rock songs, folk songs, […]

Brendan Canning has revealed a new song, Bullied Days, the second song off of his highly anticipated sophomore solo album, You Gots 2 Chill. The stunning track sees Canning take a break from lead vocal duties and features Daniela Gesundheit of Snowblink. [soundcloud url=”https://soundcloud.com/draperstreetrecs/bullied-days”]

The Dismemberment Plan, the groundbreaking and influential indie rock four-piece, have revealed “Invisible,” the second song off of Uncanney Valley (out 10/15), the group’s first album of new music in 12 years.

Blitzen Trapper have shared “Shine On,” the first official single from their seventh studio album, appropriately titled VII, out Sept. 30.  Their first release for Vagrant Records is full of the vivid folk-rock-campfire-tales frontman Eric Earley is so well known for.

Detroit Duo, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. are set to release their sophomore LP, The Speed of Things next month. In the meantime, the guys have just released a brand new track – “War Zone.” “War Zone was the last song written for “The Speed Of Things” and is about a character who wakes up (or […]

Very rarely does a cover of a Björk song not only do the original justice but in fact expand upon the emotional landscape offered by the Icelandic chanteuse. ON AN ON‘s cover of “Unison” does just that. Thankfully, the band doesn’t try and tackle Björk’s idiosyncratic singing technique, nor do they try and mimic the […]

Experimental pop quartet The Octopus Project just released their fifth album Fever Forms in July via Peek-A-Boo Records. Check out their new single “Perhap,” exclusively via Glide Magazine now!

Blitzen Trapper’s seventh studio album, VII, will be released on British indie label Lojinx on the 30th of September. The album is full of the vivid folk-rock-camp tales frontman Eric Earley is so well known for.

Parquet Courts have shared “You’ve Got Me Wonderin’ Now” the first track off their new EP titled Tally All The Things That You Broke,  which will be released October 8 on What’s Your Rupture?.

An antiphon is a call-and-response style of singing, from Gregorian chants to sea shanties. In the case of Denton, Texas’ favorite sons Midlake, it’s the perfect title for a bold response to a new phase in the band’s illustrious career, with a re-jigged line-up and a newly honed sound as rich and symphonic as it […]

Following the recent announcement of the highly anticipated sophomore album Let’s Be Still and subsequent fall US tour dates, The Head and The Heart have made the first single “Shake” available for streaming. The new album, Let’s Be Still, is a snapshot of a band that didn’t exist just four short years ago. The album […]

Deer Tick are excited to ride out the momentum of their successful weekend at Newport Folk Festival by sharing the second single off their forthcoming new record Negativity (out September 24th), “The Dreams In The Ditch.” John McCauley and Deer Tick have long walked a tightwire between total despair and fractured resilience, but Negativity represents […]

Yuck are very excited to unveil the first brand new track from their forthcoming LP, due this Fall on Fat Possum in North America. Gorgeous and chiming, burnished and glowing, “Rebirth” unfurls slowly yet majestically, giving up its charms gradually. Anchored by lead singer Max Bloom’s beautifully assured vocals, it is at once intrinsically Yuck […]

The Dismemberment Plan, the groundbreaking and influential indie rock four-piece, are excited to announce that they have signed to Partisan Records and will release Uncanney Valley, the group’s first album of new music in 12 years on October 15th. “Waiting” is the much anticipated first song released from Uncanney Valley. 5:48 PM 7/16/2013

Soundgarden bassist Ben Shepherd premieres the second track, “Collide,” off of his upcoming debut solo album, In Deep Owl, which will be released on August 27th, 2013.  A distant track with a commanding bass riff that grounds the listeners into Shepherd’s sympathetic moaning lyrics, “Collide” features a hauntingly deep croon that rumbles over the twang […]

To preview their third record Circumambulation, which comes out July 23 via Relapse Records, True Widow has recently shared the second sneak peak from the album – “HR:W.” It’s a delightfully meandering, hypnotic song that merges DH Phillips and Nicole Estill’s vocals into a swirling, entrancing lushness that gives nice counterpoint to the crunchy guitars and propelling […]

Adam Franklin & Bolts of Melody‘s new album, Black Horses, is out on Tuesday via Goodnight Records, but today Glide Magazine is proud to premiere “Asha,” the second single from the record. The song formed after Franklin recalled a melody from renowned Indian singer Asha Bhosle. “I love her music,” Franklin writes, “Which I first […]

I Hate Music is an album about love more than anything else: love of life, love of living, love of people, and yeah, love of music. It defies its own title so completely and diligently that it never even seems like a fair fight: There’s no pain this deep or yearning this severe without the […]