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Why a musical group from Australia would name their debut album after one of America’s most conventional cities is surprising, but then again this certain Nebraska city is home to one of our country’s strongest producer/engineers.  Falls—Simon Rudston-Brown and Melinda Kirwin— escaped to the album’s namesake city to record their U.S. debut Omaha, working closely with Mike Mogis (Jenny Lewis, […]

Photo:  D.L. Anderson North Carolina’s Mipso are one of the few bands who can balance bluegrass, folk, and Americana sensibilities without sounding contrived or like they are trying to be the next Lumineers. Their songs are as heartfelt as they are intricately arranged in a way that is as forward thinking as it is rooted in […]

Photo credit:  Martin Franco Vielma California’s Moonsville Collective is made up of seven members, all of whom play an equal part in contributing to the band’s rustic, rootsy Americana sound. The band carries the kind of welcoming vibe that makes them an ideal act for catching at a fall festival and dancing to the magic that […]

Today on September 18th, the Nashville-based, genre-bending songwriter Patrick Sweany is releasing a new album Daytime Turned To Nighttime on the Austin-based Nine Mile Records. In conjunction with that acclaimed photographer Nate Burrell and Tim Gebauer sharing exclusive to Glide the video  premiere of “Long Way Down” off Daytime Turned to Nighttime (below), which was filmed at Sweany’s East Nashville […]

Hey Athens, Georgia – please spread the wealth… of bands that is.  The college city holds no shortage of original rock music at the highest quality, but here we go again,add Houston in the Blind to the fold. Fronted by singer/guitarist Charlie Garrett, the band also features keyboardist John Watkins (Dead Confederate, Saint Pé), drummer […]

Is there a band that has maintained more of a consistent output of ass-kicking rock and roll for as many years as the Supersuckers? Possibly, but chances are the Supersuckers could kick their ass in a fight. For going on thirty years the self-proclaimed “Greatest Rock and Roll Band In The World”  has left a […]

Fernando Viciconte, the Portland, Oregon troubadour has twenty years of local and national acclaim under his belt. His voice has caused countless zines (Billboard, Magnet, Paste, The Oregonian, No Depression, etc) and fellow musicians (Peter Buck, Don Dixon, Steve Wynn) to rave about the feeling it evokes when Fernando sings his songs of dark despair […]

Hailing from Providence, Rhode Island and New York City, respectively, Last Good Tooth make pop music, but not in the easiest sense of the word. On their upcoming album, And All Things On The Scales, the group takes a complex approach to what seems on the surface to something far more simple. The band is made […]

Fans of groups like the Infamous Stringdusters and the Punch Brothers will find plenty to enjoy in Frazierband. Led by renowned progressive bluegrass multi-instrumentalist John Frazier (vocals, mandolin, guitars, fiddle), FrazierBand have just recorded their new album showcasing their hybrid, bluegrass sound. John Frazier is a well-respected Nashville-based string player who has played alongside everyone from Hit […]

Photo: David Gilliver Marta Pacek has had an interesting journey. The singer grew up just outside the Australian capital of Canberra but her passion for making music quickly drove her to start a globe-trotting journey that eventually led her to Canada where she had been discovered and taken on by her Toronto-based management. Her alt-country […]