Record Store Day 2024 is approaching on April 20th, and the Jazz releases are plentiful. Rather than providing detailed reviews of these never-before-released and/or reissued jazz recordings, Glide will summarize
Keeley Boyle penned her first solo EP, Inviting, during the coldest, darkest months of the year in her hometown of Kenai, Alaska, a town with a population of only 7500
You’ve likely heard some of their singles already. Still, the funk-fusion outfit Ghost-Note returns with their first album in six years, the expansive Mustard n’ Onions, a double-LP that extends
In the canon of alt-country music and specifically the bands that emerged from the late 80s and early 90s scenes, few acts have proven to be as resilient and timeless
With an eccentric mix of country and offshade country, it’s hard to believe Jeff Evans wasn’t a member of either The Meat Puppets or Butthole Surfers for at least even
“Sing them and let your soul, your cells, begin to recall the ways of your ancestors. How we lived in harmony with nature long before buildings, before technology, before we
Ghosts is the sixth solo album from Chicago-based musician and songwriter Steve Dawson. It’s being released June 7th on venerable Chicago label Pravda Records on CD, 12” LP vinyl, digital
Under the cold spring rain of April 11th, MonoNeon (aka Dwayne Thomas Jr.) was smack in the middle of his ten-show run at the historic Blue Note in New York
Back in February, Matthew Logan Vasquez released a new solo collection called Frank’s Full Moon Saloon, which found him reimagining songs from his successful indie rock outfit Delta Spirit into
Judging by the strong retro country sound of The Long Way, the debut from Nicolette & The Nobodies, you’d assume Nicolette Hoang grew up in a Kentucky holler a generation or
