Upon tallying how many decades he’s worked as a professional guitar slinger, Telecaster master Bill Kirchen quips, “Well, they don’t make 50 years like they used to.” They don’t often
With a lineup that stretches from Norway through Athens, Georgia to the Northwest corner of the United States, Scott McCaughey’s The No Ones consists of members from R.E.M.; I Was
Glide Magazine now has a podcast. Film critic James Roberts and contributor Cody Villafana invite you to enjoy Glide Magazine’s Medium Fidelity podcast, a new interview series that features our
Singer/songwriter Gretchen Peters has made a huge impact in the world of country and American music since she moved to Nashville in the late 80s. She has had high powered
Rooted in distorted grit, punk energy, and American songbook eloquence, Dramarama has always been both classic and cutting-edge. With the group’s seventh full-length and first album in 15 years, Color
“Music to me, whatever kind it is, it’s inspiring to me, meaningful to me; it gives my life meaning and writing songs gives my life purpose.” Willie Nile released his
2020 was feasibly setting up to be the year that Sparks, the 50 years plus Los Angeles based art-pop brother duo was set to break completely out of their “cult
Four-time Grammy winner, singer-songwriter Jason Isbell, is justifiably proud of making three immensely successful consecutive albums, all since his well-chronicled transition to sobriety. Three in a row is a feat
At one point, after Cherie Currie had stepped out of the music spotlight and was focusing on marriage, motherhood and creativity of a different sort, she didn’t think about her
The continuing relevance of Medeski Martin & Wood’s music is such that their coup de grace for Blue Note Records, End of the World Party (Just in Case), resonates clearly
