Oteil & Friends just hit the road for a fall tour, the second night of which found the ensemble playing to a sold-out crowd at Portland, Oregon’s Revolution Hall. On
Medeski Martin & Wood’s End of the World Party (Just in Case) is heady stuff, perhaps all the more so two decades after its original release. The album (released 9/7/04) is undoubtedly
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds have announced a spring North American tour in support of their much lauded new album Wild God. This run marks the legendary band’s first North American shows
Pearl Jam returned to Madison Square Garden for the first time in almost two years on Tuesday night, September 3rd. They have been supporting their strongest album in years, Dark
We here at Glide hope everyone had a fantastic and relaxing extended weekend. One of the hardest things in the working world is returning to the grind after a long
Half a century of hindsight confirms that if ever there was a sequel that didn’t quite match up to the original, Herbie Hancock’s Thrust is it. As a followup to the stylistically
Delbert McClinton deserves to be best known for his own estimable body of work rather than the ephemeral fact he demonstrated some of the finer points of harmonica playing to
The debut album One Of A Kind from the UK-based rock outfit The Heavy Heavy is a blast of retro rocking fun. The band combines its love of 60s pop with 70s
There is a brief but impressive history of ice cream shop workers transitioning from scoop jockeys to rock stars. At least one D.C. Haagen Daz store can boast both Henry
The War On Drugs has announced Live Drugs Again, out next Friday, September 13th via Super High Quality Records, and present a visualizer for the exhilarating live version of Lost in the Dream standout, “Burning.” In
