Hataałii’s Waiting for a Sign is an atmospheric and introspective album deeply rooted in both the vast landscapes of the American Southwest and his Navajo heritage. At just 21, Hataałii
To help get everyone rightfully stoked for the return of Riot Fest in Chicago later this week (which Glide will be covering), we’ll be showcasing some classic performances from a
For nearly three decades, Craig Minowa’s musical project, Cloud Cult, has been a supremely underrated act, both in terms of the albums they have released and for their live climactic
As expected, the anticipation at Leader Bank Pavilion was palpable as Jane’s Addiction, the iconic alt-rock band, took the stage with their original lineup for their long-awaited reunion tour in Boston on
The legacy of King Crimson lives through BEAT as former Crimson members Adrian Belew and Tony Levin team up with guitarist Steve Vai and Tool drummer Danny Carey for what
Last night (September 12), two East Coast-based bands took over the Bank of New Hampshire Pavillon as The National and The War on Drugs kicked off their Zen Diagram tour.
Acclaimed singer, songwriter, producer and performer Joy Oladokun will release her anticipated new album, Observations From a Crowded Room, October 18 via Amigo Records/Verve Forecast/Republic Records (pre-order/pre-save here). In advance of the release, two new songs, “NO
After a week of touch-and-go release schedules, the old Caustic factory is firing on all cylinders for a busy week of exciting releases. The second New Music Friday of September
Little Willie John’s very brief cameo appearance playing the claves on the TV show Route 66 in 1962 certainly belies the breadth of his career. The man had a lengthy
With fifty years’ hindsight, Jackson Browne’s Late For The Sky (released 9/13/74) stands as his definitive work. Most of the entries in his discography, from his earliest eponymous release (often called ‘Saturate Before Using’
