Blurring the lines between caricature and confessional, Kerry Charles isn’t quite certain where his act ends and reality begins. Sardonic yet sincere, abject but personal and indisputably groovy, Charles’s timeless
This has been a weird week, to say the least. With social media exploding with opinions and think-pieces on the future, and while these discussions are important, it is equally
Can you imagine walking into a busy casino with bright, glittering lights, fancy felted tables, and colors popping everywhere, but without music? You probably cannot because, for a long time,
In a performance just shy of three and a half-minutes, Junior Wells fully demonstrates why he’s held in such high regard as a progenitor of blues music at its most stylish and deeply
Thirty-five years ago today (November 7, 1989), the iconic Hip-hop group Jungle Brothers released their landmark sophomore LP, Done By the Forces of Nature. This release aligns with the rest
Election night hangover got you down? Well, we here at Glide have the perfect antidote via this hilarious live cover of “YMCA” from a parody TV show in Finland circa
There have been many times over the course of human history when things have looked particularly dire, but somehow or another, we always seem to step back from the brink
The Cubical are based in Liverpool and have spent the best part of the last decade building up a reputation as one of Europe’s finest underground bands. To date, they
Hailing from the mystic landscapes of Joshua Tree, This Lonesome Paradise is the visionary project of E. Ray Béchard (vocals/guitar) weaving a sonic tapestry of reverb-soaked reckoning, smoldering lounge allure,
When you ask a typical Metallica fan what their best album is, chances are their response will be either Master of Puppets (i.e., the correct answer) or The Black Album
