UFO, Luke Winslow King, Astra, Wonderlick
Eric Saeger
July 6, 2009
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The Shotgun is a monthly column of "Shotgun" CD reviews by Glide contributor Eric Saeger
2009
Jenny Lewis: The Plaza Theatre, Orlando, FL 6/29/09
Jeremy Lukens
July 6, 2009
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In an era where technologically savvy producers can make even the likes of Katy Perry sound decent on CD, it’s always refreshing when an artist’s performance outshines their album. Such was the case with Jenny Lewis.
Son Volt: American Central Dust
Doug Collette
July 6, 2009
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On Son Volt's new album, American Central Dust, Jay Farrar only plays an acoustic guitar, not its electric counterpart. The bandleader's choice of instruments is as much a direct reflection of the overall approach he applies to the album as the choice of label for which Son Volt debuts. Rounder Records has become one of America's primary independent music distributors, largely by focusing on the folk, blues and country music that form the foundation of Farrar’s new songs.
Badfish Plans Full Lineup for Annual Garden Grove Festival
July 6, 2009
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With each passing year, the annual Garden Grove Festival continues to grow in size and scope. Hosted by touring powerhouse band Badfish, a Tribute to Sublime, the fourth annual Garden
…And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead Announce North American Tour
July 6, 2009
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Austin’s own …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead announce a headlining North American tour kicking off July 26th at Jelly NYC’s Summer Pool Party Series in
New Flaming Lips Record To Feature Karen O, MGMT
July 6, 2009
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MGMT and Karen O are set to make guest appearances on the Flaming Lips’ upcoming double album, Embryonic, out December 29 on Warner Brothers. Says frontman Wayne Coyne, in an
Lou Barlow Releases Goodnight Unknown October 6
July 6, 2009
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On October 6, Merge Records will release Lou Barlow’s new album, Goodnight Unknown. In the four years since his career-redefining, mostly acoustic record Emoh, Lou Barlow has reunited with Dinosaur Jr. and
Grousing The Aisles: U.S. Blues
Slade Sohmer
July 4, 2009
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[Originally Published 7/4/07] We’ve got an abridged version of GTA for this week’s edition — well, less words, more links. There’s something for everyone on the list of streamable shows
Televised Tune Addendum of American Flags
Scott Bernstein
July 3, 2009
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I totally forgot to mention in today’s Televised Tune – the column featuring television listings we started two years ago – that Sundance will be showing the Wilco film Ashes
F4tF: Two Boots has Max & Mina’s Ice Cream
Jon Hochstat
July 3, 2009
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I was recently at the Two Boots Pizzeria on Bleecker Street between Broadway and Lafayette when I saw a painted ice cream sign on their window. Seems that Two Boots has partnered with Max & Mina’s Ice Cream of Queens to make Cajun inspired flavors for their pizza locations.
As there are many people who read this blog that are annual JazzFest visitors, I have to say that I had the Banana’s Foster flavor and it was great. As you can see on the attached pic, Two Boots has even taken the extra step to suggest their custom slice->Max & Mina ice cream pairings. This is some good stuff, I may have to head out to Queens to check out the original Max & Mina’s in Kew Gardens which is at 7126 Main St, Flushing. I am always out there looking for new foodie discoveries…
Other goings on in the foodie-verse this week
With all of the new food trucks popping up, you knew something was brewing behind the scenes: The NY Times broke the story Tuesday afternoon: Six Arrested in Probe of City’s Food Vendors.
READ ON for more goings on from Jon…
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