Denison Witmer has carved out a quiet but profoundly resonant niche in the folk world for over two decades, crafting songs that shimmer with intimacy and introspection. On Anything At
Heralded pianist Sullivan Fortner, widely considered one of the best of his generation, steps out for a somewhat surprising project, acknowledging his musical roots in New Orleans. However, don’t be
Sturgill Simpson, aka “Johnny Blue Skies,” has announced the “Who The F**k Is Johnny Blue Skies? 2025 Tour” this spring. The new tour follows a wildly successful 2024 run that saw him play 35 shows
About a decade ago, a group of musicians met by happenstance while working on a local theater project. Derya Yildirim met bassist/guitarist Antonin Voyant and keyboardist Graham Mushnik, and it
Very few punk bands have reached notoriety without their fair share of controversy. From the start of the genre, when the old guard condemned these young bands for their frantic
With Phish’s recent nomination for induction into the Rock and Roll of Fame, Glide has decided to republish David Weinberg’s 2021 piece on Phish’s worth addition to the Rock and
The Boulder, CO-based rock trio The Velveteers’ sophomore album A Million Knives touches on several subgenres while exploring songs that veer toward the sad and brokenhearted. Recorded in Nashville with Dan Auerbach
For over four decades now, bassist John Patitucci has proved his mettle with some of the most iconic artists in the history of jazz. “Spirit Fall,” harkens to the
Nashville-based guitarist/composer William Tyler has announced Time Indefinite, his new album out April 25th, and has released the first three pieces of music on the album, a suite of sorts:
Oh! The Ocean, the sixth LP by The Wombats, was inspired by a shitty morning, a brilliant beach view and an almost drug-like spiritual awakening. “There was this revelation that
