With the release of her fourth, and most accomplished, body of work last October Every Kind Of People, Toby Lightman has matured into an accomplished blues singer that gently crosses
Friday night’s sold-out show at Stubb’s saw rain, dim stage lighting, and an annoying audience. In short, it was the perfect atmosphere for a Father John Misty show. Everything seemed to
This past week marked only the fourth year of Austin’s Moontower Comedy Festival, but it’s easy to see why the annual event has quickly became such a major draw for
[rating=7.00] Riding on last week’s high, Community was back in the saddle with “Intro to Recycled Cinema.” Following in the footsteps of Troy and Shirley moving on to bigger, better
Take Five is a jazz column by Glide contributor Doug Collette, who will be taking snap-shot reviews of recent jazz albums Stanton Moore/Conversations (The Royal Potato Family): In contrast to his groove driven
Photos of the 2015 New Orleans Jazz Fest Weekend One. Featured artists included The Who, Lady Gaga/Tony Bennett, Wilco, Ryan Adams, Hozier, Keith Urban and Royal Teeth.
Django Django, the British fourpiece comprised of Dave Maclean (producer/drummer), Vinnie Neff (singer/guitarist), Jimmy Dixon (bass) and Tommy Grace (synths), release their sophomore album, Born Under Saturn, next week via
If there’s one thing to say about My Morning Jacket it’s that they have never stagnated throughout their nearly twenty years as a band. Each of the band’s six studio
[rating=6.00] The mantle of “experimental pop” is a pretty heavy one for a band to carry in the year 2015. For one thing, the line between margin and mainstream has
‘Mad Men’ offers the coup de grâce to SC&P in the season’s most nuanced episode.
