Archive: 2022

It is entirely fitting Gary Lambert writes the essay within the twenty-four-page booklet accompanying the two CDs of GarciaLive Volume 18. The erudite writer/historian’s writing has the natural and unforced flow of the music itself which, over the course of its two hours plus, progresses via near-uncanny pacing to the appropriately chipper concluding take on […]

The ever-interesting and unpredictable Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters was in the steel city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania last night (July 6) to kick off his “This Is Not A Drill” Tour at PPG Paints Arena. This string of dates will include some canceled shows from 2020 and has Waters going across North America.  Last night’s […]

Bathe Alone is the dream-pop moniker of multi-instrumentalist Bailey Crone. Taking shape in Atlanta, her haunting approach to songwriting and delicate vocal deliveries often draw comparisons to Beach House, Widowspeak, and The xx. Growing up with a formal background in classical music, Crone first burrowed her way into the Peach State’s indie scene as a […]

Juliana Nash recently released her album Pennies In Time, and though she’s a prolific songwriter ever since her time in the band Talking to Animals, this collection has a very special history since it brings together never-before-recorded songs from the band’s live performance heyday in the 90s with her current mentality and outlook on life. […]

The world has been patiently waiting for the return of one of indie rock’s most beloved and treasured bands. Today, Alvvays are pleased to be putting everyone out of their misery, announcing the new album Blue Rev which will be released via Polyvinyl on October 7th. At least the five-year wait was worthwhile: Blue Rev […]

Chart-topping blues trio GA-20 have announced their third album Crackdown, due September 9, 2022 via Karma Chief Records / Colemine Records. To ring in the announcement, the new-school blues traditionalists have shared Crackdown highlight “Easy On The Eyes” – check it out below.. Additionally, GA-20 has announced an extensive run of tour dates that will […]

Everyone has a favorite record store. When you walk in you know who is behind the counter, you know which bin is going to have your favorite records, and you know when they stock the new records. Record stores have been a staple in the music industry for years and have had the most turbulent […]

In the five years since The Deslondes last put out a record, both Sam Doores and Riley Downing have managed to release solo albums – both solid offerings – but it’s the music the comes out of the two working alongside each other along with Dan Cutler, Cameron Snyder, and John James Tourville that really […]

David “Ziggy” D’Amato is a Cleveland-native singer-songwriter and instrumentalist. He wanders without direction through the cloudy midwest with a head full of pop melodies, and ’60s girl-group harmonies. His new single “King Baby” is his first release since his debut pop album, Rehearted, and today Glide is excited to offer an exclusive premiere of it. […]

Slightly Stoopid has never been an easy band to categorize. A lot of the band’s sound is based in reggae, but they also incorporate rock, blues, hip-hop, and more into their sound. One thing is for sure: Slightly Stoopid is a band that does its best work onstage for its legion of devoted fans that […]

Organist Ronnie Foster, who made five acclaimed Blue Note albums in the early ‘70s, played on hit albums by Stevie Wonder, George Benson, and others, makes a celebrated return as a leader. Reboot marks his first album in 36 years and arrives upon the 50th anniversary of his 1972 Two-Headed Freep, which is being reissued […]

Summer festival season is upon us and with it the occasional journey to the cosmos that puts your priorities back in order just in time for getting back to the office Monday morning.  Happy to provide the oh-so-important soundtrack for such a journey is Poster Child with their heavy 1970’s funk-inspired single “Space Camp”. The playing […]

Born in Barbados but now based in LA, Ayoni grew up bouncing around Singapore, Indonesia and America – something she frequently draws on to guide her musical journey as both a young, Black woman and an immigrant. Building a fanbase via singles like “If You Leave” and “The Patriots,”. Taking part in the Black Lives […]

The Viagra Boys new LP Cave World deserves as many listens as you have stamina for – several times and through various cars, PA systems, headphones, and computer stacks. This is necessary to get a full scope of what the band and their endless collective of surrounding talent put into their third full-length. As with […]

Hollywood music/TV/film polymath Grey DeLisle has joined forces with Eddie Clendening (Million Dollar Quartet), Deke Dickerson (Ecco-Fonics), Carl Sonny Leyland (Big Sandy and The Fly Rite Boys), Murry Hammond (Old 97’s), and DJ Bonebrake (Founding Member of X and The Knitters) to form The Roughhousers, who recorded a brand new roots rock album of all-original […]

CLIFFWALKER is not just a cool name for a band. The Portland, Oregon-based instrumental duo of Cliff Hayes (Bass, Keys) and A. Walker Spring (Vibes, Drums, Keys, Guitar) are just lucky to be named that way. To take the serendipity a step (sorry, had to) further, the sound of the pair’s upcoming Painted Gray Sky […]

The veterans Screeching Weasel have not been as active since their peak 90’s releases but the songs and style (mostly) remain the same on their 14th studio album The Awful Disclosures of Screeching Weasel.   The band this go around, Ben Weasel – Lead Vocals, Mike Hunchback – Guitar, Mike Kennerty – Guitar, Vocals, Zach Brandner […]

On Friday, July 1st, international funk group The New Mastersounds released “Gonna Get in My Way,” the lead single off of the group’s forthcoming 17th album The Deplar Effect recorded at Floki Studios (due out September 16, 2022). Located down the valley of Eleven Experiences’ Deplar Farm in Troll Peninsula, Iceland, Floki Studios has become […]

After four albums packed with beautifully composed jazz, Sons Of Kemet announced that the band was “closing the chapter of the band’s life for the foreseeable future” after their 2022 live shows. This was a real blow to the jazz world, the Shabaka Hutchings lead band has been at the forefront of the genre since […]