Archive: 2025

The term “musical chameleon” has been as overused in the musical world as “criminally underrated. ” One artist who has never been cliche is Todd Rundgren. Throughout countless albums, collaborations, and touring themes (the guy is doing a Burt Bacharach tour soon), Rundgren has continually made his creative freedom his MO. For Manic Monday, on […]

For over half a century, Fania Records has been synonymous with Latin music’s evolution, tracing the heartbeat of salsa, boogaloo, and Latin soul from New York’s barrios to dance floors worldwide. Fania Records: The Latin Sound of New York (1964–1978) is a definitive collection that encapsulates the label’s immense cultural and musical impact. Featuring 16 […]

As recounted so vividly in CM Kushins’ superb 2019 Warren Zevon biography, Nothing’s Bad Luck, the irascible artist developed a habit of ‘cramming’ for a new album. That is, he would begin furiously composing new material when the upcoming record’s deadline began to loom. The most egregious instance of this may be the now forty-five-year-old Bad […]

A somewhat overlooked entry in the now lengthy (thirty-year) Gov’t Mule discography, the group’s third album, Life Before Insanity (released 2/15/00), is nevertheless an essential step in the group’s progression. The presence of outside musicians hearkens to the steady stream of sit-ins the band has hosted over the years. Still, more importantly, this last studio album before […]

Another brutally cold week in the books and the blazing warmth of new music is our light at the end of the tunnel. This week, we have another stellar list of exciting new releases that range from nostalgic Hip-hop to experimental folk to legendary jazz musicians crafting daring new additions to their legacy. A New […]

Few things can push people through a devastating winter. Staying inside and warm coats help, but for music fanatics, the idea that festival season is coming up keeps them nice and toasty. While the festival season is what everyone sits around waiting for, it’s during the Winter when the lineups for these festivals start to […]

Ron Pope is a multi-platinum singer-songwriter who doesn’t fit easily into one category. On some songs, he exudes distinct 90s vibes to remind you of artists like Blues Traveler and Counting Crows. The album Last Call is good proof of that. On other songs, he embraces more of a warm and soulful sound that recalls […]

Playing online casino games with real money is an exciting way to combine entertainment with the thrill of potential winnings. With countless games and platforms available, it’s easier than ever to dive into the action from the comfort of our homes. But let’s be honest: while luck plays a role, strategy and smart decisions can […]

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 All, his latest album, Witmer, refines that delicate artistry even further, finding profound meaning in life’s smallest, most routine moments. Produced and arranged by longtime […]

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 too concerned, as his trademark ballad fare and exploratory excursions are represented. He has been nominated for three GRAMMY Awards, including in the Best Jazz Instrumental […]

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 in 28 cities to over 200,000 fans in support of his most recent album – the universally acclaimed Passage du Desir. This tour will see Johnny […]

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 didn’t take long for the trio to form a quartet with the addition of drummer Helen Wells. The newly formed group dubbed themselves Derya Yildirim […]

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 behavior, to the inner turmoil within these bands that broke up hopefuls, punk is a whirlwind of Denis Johnson-esque tales. Thankfully, Mike Ness and Social […]

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 Roll Hall. Jam Bands belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. This includes one of the greatest rock acts the world has ever heard. […]

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 on Easy Eye Sound, the group has expanded its sonic palette while maturing.  The band comprises singer/guitarist Demi Demitro and drummers Baby Pottersmith and Jonny […]

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 classic saxophone trios of the late ‘50s and ‘60s featuring Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane, and Joe Henderson. That’s not to say there have not been […]

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: “Cabin Six,” “Concern,” and “Star of Hope.” All three pieces are accompanied by short films compiled entirely from Tyler’s old family home movies. On the […]

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 I had been living a life caught up in my own head, or in some kind of racing helmet or with blinkers on,” said frontman/guitarist […]