Archive: 2022

A stalwart on the New England blues scene for decades as a key member of both Sugar Ray & the Blue-Tones and Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters, keyboardist Anthony Geraci continues to deliver stellar work as a bandleader. A GRAMMY winner, BMA winner, and multiple BMA nominee, the well-respected Geraci yet finds another new label, […]

Cryptocurrencies are all the rage right now, and for good reason. They’re digital, global, and incredibly secure. Plus, they offer a level of anonymity that traditional currencies don’t. So it’s no surprise that many people are using cryptocurrencies to gamble online. In this article, we’ll teach you how to use Bitcoin and Ethereum for gaming […]

Marcus King has recently shared “Rescue Me,” the latest track from his forthcoming solo album, Young Blood. The track is a true classic rock throwback-inspired banger where thunderous guitar chops, thumping rhythm, and King’s crafty vocals create a contagious listen.  ‘Rescue Me’ cuts a little deeper than the rest for me.” Marcus stated adding, “This song is a […]

In a new weekly roundup, Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from release day Friday. Porridge Radio – “Splintered” I don’t know if Porridge Radio keep getting better or if I just keep forgetting how good they are. Dana Margolin’s vocals should be grating, but they’re not. The catharsis of “Splintered” should not be […]

Back in 2018, a few of Barrie’s first singles began to creep up out of the woodwork. They were eventually passed around with enough word-of-mouth fervor, that the five-piece was able to put out a full-length debut only a year later. Almost simultaneously, Happy to Be Here, one of the best albums of 2019, alienated […]

Indie power players Beach House went on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on Thursday (May 19). Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally were joined by drummer James Barone for a haunting went electrifying performance of their song “Superstar” The track is off of their latest studio release Once Twice Melody, which arrived in February of […]

“Rolled Over”, the latest single from Isabeau Waia’u Walker is a vibrant study of seemingly antagonistic themes coming together in a seamless composition reminiscent of St. Vincent. While there aren’t any dramatic crescendos or anthemic choruses, the song’s dynamics stem from the ebb and flow between this sense of heaviness to the lightness that permeates throughout the song. It’s […]

Spin jump and flip kick into the 16-bit Gameboy pop single “Bedsheet Exit” from Denmark’s Josa Bark. “It has been extremely liberating for me to accept that I will probably never be one of the cool kids…”, Bark explains but everyone knows that coming to that realization automatically makes you cooler than the cool kids. When […]

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band has covered everyone from the Reverend Gary Davis to Stealers Wheels, and now the long-running folk outfit has turned their attention to the most famous folkie of them all with their newest album, Dirt Does Dylan. Tackling ten tracks written by the poet laureate of rock and roll, the group predominantly […]

Guitarist Steve Kimock hasn’t so much flown under the radar of contemporary rock as planned inside, outside, around, and through it. His most high-profile position may have been in the post-Grateful Dead group The Other Ones, assembled in the wake of Jerry Garcia’s death, but he’s led more than a few alliances under his own […]

No one could have imagined on that stormy final day of Solid Sound Festival in 2019 that it would be three years until the next one. But here we are, finally making the much-anticipated return to MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts, the museum that hosts Jeff Tweedy and Wilco every other year for three […]

On Stories Up High, Nashville-based musician Laney Jones doesn’t stray too far off the path she started on with her 2013 debut and the self-titled follow-up three years later. Her latest LP is brimming with lush, introspective songs that wouldn’t sound out of place on a playlist next to Bon Iver or Sufjan Stevens. But […]

Korby Lenker is a roots-music Renaissance man. A prolific songwriter for more than two decades, he’s spent his entire adulthood in a creative whirl, juggling multiple roles — solo artist, road warrior, published author, actor, screenwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and storyteller — along the way. Lenker’s last album, Man in the Maroon was released in May 2021 […]

Nate Bergman is not an artist that can easily be categorized. He is the frontman for Lionize, a band that is groove-heavy enough to tour with Clutch and not feel mismatched. But even with that being the case, Lionize has one album that is heavily influenced by reggae, so it’s not easy to place a […]

Chicago-based Michael McDermott’s vocals and songwriting style easily invite comparisons to Bruce Springsteen. That’s not bad for starters. His wordplay lets you know he’s listened to his share of Dylan and The Boss but continues to carve out his own respectable place among terrific songwriters and roots rockers. Sometimes, even for a writer like McDermott, […]

When this writer first heard Grammy-nominated guitarist Anthony Wilson play with Charles Lloyd in a streaming performance, Wilson’s bluesy, soulful guitar sounds impressed. Drawn then to this solo effort, it seemed rather surprising to hear Wilson sing until realizing that he sang on 2016’s Frogtown, where he first began incorporating them into his previously instrumental, mostly […]

 There are few things as tense as gambling as you wait to see whether or not you are a winner or have lost this time around. Naturally, this means that casinos and gambling are perfect for TV, and there have been dozens of classic scenes from a wide range of shows that are set in […]

Sports betting has become very popular all over the world. People enjoy wagering on sports for various reasons. But for sports betting to be more enjoyable and fun, you have to have access to the right information. Without information to help you with your decisions, you’re more likely to lose.  That’s why so many bettors […]

On Tuesday, May, 17th, Lyle Lovett and His Large Band kicked off a unique four-night, six-show stand at NYC’s City Winery. Joining Lovett on acoustic guitar was his large band of eleven players including four horns plus three backup singers and his incredible long-time singing partner Francine Reed (who is only on the NYC leg of […]