2016

Praise Be To ‘Preacher’ (TV REVIEW)

James Roberts June 27, 2016 No Comments

After a slow couple of weeks, Preacher comes out strong and shows just how great it can be with a little bit of effort.

TAUK Announce New Robert Carranza Produced LP – Due 9/16

Glide June 27, 2016 No Comments

Instrumental rock-fusion quartet TAUK have announced a new full-length studio album that will be released on September 16th, 2016. The yet-to-be-named album will feature Grammy-winning producer Robert Carranza (Mars Volta, Jack Johnson) at the helm.

Phil Campbell Takes The Temperance Movement To New Sonic & Artistic Levels (INTERVIEW)

Leslie Michele Derrough June 27, 2016 1 Comment

The last time we met up with The Temperance Movement, they were fresh off an opening gig for the Rolling Stones and prepping a new record, the follow-up to their

Scarecrow Unite Blues and Hip-hop On ‘The Last’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Neil Ferguson June 27, 2016 No Comments

[rating=7.00] If you look at the history and timeline of American music, it seems only natural that two of our country’s greatest contributions to the world – blues and hip-hop

2016 High Sierra Music Festival Takes Off Thursday! (FESTIVAL PREVIEW)

Glide June 27, 2016 No Comments

With the 2016 edition of the High Sierra Music Festival starting Thursday June 30th and running through July 3rd in Quincy, CA, Glide Magazine’s Scott Itamura and Andrew Quist, both

‘But I Dig That You’re Tryin’ – An Open Letter To ‘Vinyl’

Christian Long June 25, 2016 6 Comments

‘I don’t know if I do dig it. But I dig that you’re trying.’ – Lester Grimes

Muddy Ruckus Drop Americana Barnburner With ‘Pretty Bones’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Amie O’Hearn June 25, 2016 No Comments

[rating=9.00] Well goddamn. It’s rare that a band releases a burner for their sophomore album, the kind you listen to the entire way through and then hit repeat. Yet Portland, Maine

‘Independence Day: Resurgence’ Is As Bad As You Expected (FILM REVIEW)

Danielle Houtkooper June 24, 2016 No Comments

Declare your independence from pointless, mind numbing sequels that hit the screen two decades too late.

Keyboard Legend/Innovator Bernie Worrell Passes Away At 72

Glide June 24, 2016 1 Comment

Legendary keyboardist Bernie Worrell has passed away at the age of 72 on Friday afternoon. Worrell had been fighting stage four lung cancer as of late, and things seemed to

The Avett Brothers Struggle Against Production Values on ‘True Sadness’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Brice Ezell June 24, 2016 2 Comments

[rating=6.00] There’s an ongoing debate about the state of the Avett Brothers’ music that begins with 2009’s Rick Rubin-produced I and Love and You. The Avett Brothers, a North Carolina-based