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Some voices just somehow slip the cracks, which is criminal. Take Jim Keaveny, who weaves a tapestry of southwest flavored melodies across a vocal presentation that wreaks a mix of Tom Waits, Todd Snider, Greg Brown, and old world novel characters. Keaveny ain’t no poser and is as REAL as they come, where he lives […]

Teasing their forthcoming self-titled debut album, Manchester’s most uplifting cacophonous craftsmen Chew Magna, are serving up their own alt-rock antidote to lifelessness in the modern age with the ironically titled new single ‘Listless’ – complete with an unsettling self-made David Lynch-inspired video. Glide is premiering the video for this psych-fueled journey that mixes the bizarre […]

Hien is a Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter/producer who has a knack for mixing ethereal vocals and lush textures. Through her music that is equally tender as it is infectious, Hien has been exploring ways of rediscovering her identity and honoring her Vietnamese and Hungarian heritage through her art. Her first full fledged EP as an independent artist, BLOOM, out […]

Tomorrow, legendary producer/multi-instrumentalist Kramer shares “The Rain,” the second single off his forthcoming album, And the Wind Blew It All Away, his first solo LP since 1998’s Songs From the Pink Death. Glide is premiering the blackened composition that makes like a Nick Cave song turned highly confessional. A follow-up to the record’s first single […]

Portland, Maine’s Love By Numb3rs has astounded ears with its eloquent dusty blues and roots rock that has given otherwise placid New England a musical splash of Nashville. The trio–co-vocalist Dan Connor and Anna Lombard joined by her partner and multi-instrumentalist Jon Roods–made a big splash with their independent full-length debut, Parachute yet now are gearing up for the release of a […]

New York City rockers The Velvicks are back with a new single and it is every bit as edgy, gritty, and rock n roll as you might expect. “ChaChaCha” is a classic rock anthem packed to the brim with killer electric guitar riffs, fast-paced drums, and pulsing bass rhythms that propel the track forward with an […]

While the world rants and raves about Nick Cave (deservedly so), there is another baritone that has been doing the dark and mysterious on his own terms for just as long: Howe Gelb. Yes, the Giant Sand luminaire has certainly earned his artistic privileges and then some with his dusty vibrato and windswept mysterious tunes […]

Rubber Band Gun (the project of producer, engineer, and multi-talented performer, Kevin Basko) might be to pardon the bad name pun- the most elastic band this side of Tame Impala. Stretching and experimenting within it close to 30 minute LP, Cashes Out (via Earth Libraries), Rubber Band Gun nabs scrollers with its contagious mix of beat-driven melodies, atmospheric […]

While minimalist improvisation is sometimes renowned in the work of composers Steve Reich, Philip Glass and The Kronos Quartet, The Furniture are breaking new grounds with a vast source of rhythmic simplicity and ravening brevity. Composed of Michael Kuhl and Matthew Pierce, The Furniture celebrates free form spontaneity, yet arrives from a deep-routed understanding of […]

A former tech who been “everywhere man” and a producer for Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls, Gregory Dwane wears more credentials to sing the stories then most any new Nashville arrivals with a Stetson hat and guitar case. Dwane brings a a rollicking and smoky vibrato to his compositions where thick bleeding guitar tones […]

For more than a dozen years, Massy Ferguson has proudly planted their boots on both sides of the country-rock divide, carving out their brand of amplified Americana along the way. Based in Seattle, they’ve become international torchbearers of a sound that’s distinctly moody Northwest Americana, with a touring history that spans fourteen different countries. On […]

Brooklyn alt rock/new wave/pop power trio New Myths is the collaboration of Brit Boras (guitar/lead vocals), Rosie Slater (drums/vocals), and Marina Ross (bass/vocals). The trio writes what they love, combining elements from bands such as Garbage, Elastica, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and The Pretenders.   In 2012, New Myths released their self-titled EP. The first single, “False […]

Iconic 90’s dream pop outfit Sugarplum Fairies share their first new release in years and it retains their haunting soundscapes that blur the lines of dream pop, goth and otherwise experimental guitar rock . Glide is premiering the song and video (below) for the brand new single “Tears” – the fourth release off LA-based band’s upcoming collection of […]

Boston’s Hush Club creates dreamlike downtempo indie pop that swerves with the static flair of Nada Surf while incorporating a lush song brevity. Composed of Chris Haley (guitar, vocals), Liz Kantor (keys, vocals), and Alasdair MacKenzie (drums, bass, vocals), the trio is releasing its haunting new album Fingerprints and Stains on November 12th. Examining the […]

Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats brought sounds from ‘The Future’ — the band’s latest highly regarded release – to a series of album release shows around the NYC area, wrapping up with a final night at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY on November 6, 2021.

For American listeners it might be shocking that Rob Clores isn’t a renowned solo headliner in the realm of Steve Gunn or Cass McCombs, but be on standby, as this former Black Crowes touring member clearly has a music flavor worth digging into. Clores helms a new project titled Split Second Meltdown which delivers a […]

Pierce Turner’s songs are like a soundtrack to a pub rock documentary – mixing the pent up singing of Joe Strummer atop the supercharged guitar sounds. It’s no surprise that Turner splits his time between Ireland and NYC, as his contagious old school rock statement is as much hustle and bustle as it is explosively […]

On Sunday, November 7th, Tame Impala was joined by Sudan Archives for a show at Germania Insurance Amphitheater in Austin, TX that bought together worldly dance grooves and plenty of modern rock nuances.

Songwriter and film composer Gabriel Judet-Weinshel might not sound immediately familiar, but like many solo artists his sound is well worth considering, particularly his ambitious project Unpinnable Butterflies. With the rousing musical charm of Van Morrison mixed with the avant indie of Andrew Bird, Judet-Winshel is surely a sure-felt collaborator and artistic wunderkind. When Grammy-nominated […]

American singer-songwriter/France transplant Annie Toth is no stranger to the spotlight, having been part of Chicago bands Weatherman and Singing in the Abbey, in addition to sharing stages with greats such as Juana Molina, Ryley Walker, and many others. Now, however, she’s stepping into the light on her own with a brand new project, AM […]