On September 13th, Experimental Folk duo Foreign Fields released their fourth full-length album, What It Cost, and for this collection, have expanded to a full-band sound. This marks a departure
It might not be unlike Bob Dylan or Jeff Tweedy to name a song after another singer-songwriter; even those in lesser-known realms often pay homage to their elders. Take Brendan
On their sophomore effort Pavlova’s Dog, Ontario-based four-piece The Meringues make a frenetic mix of dance-punk and pop that recalls everyone from Gang Of Four and Sparks to Weezer and
Ross Warner’s American Standard: Cheap Trick From The Bars to the Budokan and Beyond (Foreword by Mike McCready) came out just recently. It’s been seven years since Glide asked him
Elizabeth Moen is a dynamic and soulful musician hailing from the Midwest. Known for her powerful voice and emotionally charged performances, Moen effortlessly blends elements of blues, rock, and indie-folk
While a 20-verse murder ballad might sound something out of Bob Dylan’s Desire album (think “Hurricane” or “Isis”), some others apparently have the magic with lyrics. Include Mean Mary in
The 2024 release of Live at the Opera House is a long-overdue triumph, offering fans a chance to relive a moment in musical history when Sylvester transformed the San Francisco
It’s fun to witness what happens when great friends who make great music hit the road and support each other in collaboration. This collaborative spirit was evident at Portland, Oregon’s
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
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
