Almost 30 years into their career as a band, the Conor Oberst-helmed Bright Eyes has managed to whittle out their sub-genre in indie rock. Lyrically mixing pop cultural touchstones with
Whether you realize it or not, you’ve heard New York City-bred Dave Guy play his trumpet. The veteran studio musician has worked with some of the biggest artists throughout multiple
Portland, Oregon’s Hearts of Oak return with their fifth full-length, an ambitious double album entitled Valley of Dark Hills, to be released on October 4th via Deer Lodge Records. A
Every relationship teaches us about ourselves, lessons emerging from love discovered, cultivated, and lost. Within these lessons, we can sometimes find a sense of peace. In Lara Ruggles’ new record
Manu Chao’s first album in seventeen years, Viva Tu, continues his journey through laid-back sonic delights as he sings in Spanish, French, Portuguese, and English. Chao shoots for universal appeal
Sea Hear Now 2024 in Asbury Park on September 13 and 14th, 2024, started with a lot of fuss and commotion. For the first time, tickets went on sale after
Paul Knowles and Nicole Storto started as a duo in the early aughts called Mars Arizona and released 4 albums under this name. Nigel Twist and Kevin T. White both
With a full review/recap to follow soon on Glide, there were many photograph opportunities this past weekend in Asbury Park, NJ, on September 14 and 15, 2024. The highlights, of
Joshua Mohr came of age playing music in the East Bay Punk scene and has subsequently been an author and screenwriter for a number of years, publishing both fiction and
In his 2005 autobiography Chronicles Volume One (released 9/12/89), Bob Dylan writes extensively about the labor involved in recording Oh Mercy, his first collaboration with producer Daniel Lanois. The inscrutable methods of
