35 years ago today, Genesis released 'We Can’t Dance,' the final studio album to feature Phil Collins and the last chapter of one of the most commercially successful eras in the band’s history. Watch the “Fading Lights” live in 1992: glidemagazine.com/video/35-yea...
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We spoke with Chicago Punk band The Effigies about their new album 'Fire Aim Ready,' the fired-up climate of the band right now, and this ongoing era of The Effigies. INTERVIEW: glidemagazine.com/332089/the-e...
A Halloween house party with a dose of indie-rock magic. This week’s Tuesday’s Gone heads back to 1997 for a rare look at Neutral Milk Hotel bringing their offbeat, lo-fi brilliance to an intimate Halloween gathering. Watch the vintage footage: glidemagazine.com/332129/tuesd...
Dogstar closed their tour at the Fillmore Minneapolis on October 23, delivering a night of alternative rock in a city with a rich musical history. Check out photos from the show: glidemagazine.com/332097/dogst...
Jazz meets funk-fusion in a bold new chapter. Christian McBride’s Ursa Major pushes beyond straight-ahead jazz on 'Points of Light,' blending virtuosic musicianship with adventurous grooves and fresh sonic possibilities. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/332120/from-...
Thao opens up about the personal journey behind 'Show Me,' her first album in 6 years, exploring growth, vulnerability, and the transformative power of music. FEATURE: glidemagazine.com/332125/from-...
20 years ago today, the late Amy Winehouse released her second and final studio album, 'Back to Black.' Revisit Winehouse’s magnetic stage presence with a look at her 2007 Isle of Wight Festival performance: glidemagazine.com/video/20-yea...
The current iteration of the Flaming Lips has a new album coming on Third Man Records and a limited run of live dates. glidemagazine.com/332084/the-f...
Phoebe Bridgers’ recent show at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena on October 23rd was a transcendent concert experience, delivering an energetic yet deeply emotional performance to a sold-out, multi-generational audience. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/332045/phoeb...
We spoke with Steve Kilbey of The Church about 'Lacuna,' the band’s unusual consistency over the decades, his approach to lyrics, the origins of The Church, and the time someone threatened to shoot him onstage. INTERVIEW: glidemagazine.com/332043/steve...
The Mothership has landed! This week’s Manic Monday blasts back to Halloween 1976, when Parliament-Funkadelic brought their outrageous cosmic funk spectacle to Houston. Get ready for a funky trip back to one of P-Funk’s most legendary eras! glidemagazine.com/332055/manic...
When Jesse Welles stepped onto Roadrunner’s stage in Boston on Saturday, October 24, the venue felt less like a standard concert hall and more like a high-energy gathering for the modern American conscience. Check out our review and photos: glidemagazine.com/332031/jesse...
Happy 75th birthday today to the unique and iconic bass figure, Bootsy Collins. Watch Bootzilla live in 1978: glidemagazine.com/video/happy-...
Featuring Dawes frontman Taylor Goldsmith and Goose frontman Rick Mitaronda, the all-star group Rainbow Body made a cosmic live debut in Laguna Beach, CA last night. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/332015/rainb...
With a new album containing some of their strongest tunes in years out in the world, legendary indie rock trio Dinosaur Jr. are on the road. On Thursday, they hit Portland, Oregon for a sold-out show. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/332011/dinos...
‘The Bootleg Sounds of Marshall Crenshaw 1984-1987’ illuminates not only the fundamental skills of all the contributors, but also the Crenshaw's attributes as a songwriter, guitarist and singer. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331945/the-b...
The man behind some of America’s most enduring songs still has stories to tell. Grammy-winning songwriter Jimmy Webb opens up about his new album of found songs, the classic hits that shaped his legacy, and an upcoming PBS special. glidemagazine.com/331957/gramm...
Documenting a country music legend and his band at the height of their powers, 'At The Mint: Vegas 1968' is a worthy addition to any Buck Owens fan’s collection. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331952/buck-...
The new album from famed voice actress Grey DeLisle is filled with sharp songwriting and a talented cast of musicians who effortlessly move between honky-tonk, rockabilly, and ’60s pop. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331940/grey-...
25 years ago today, The Dismemberment Plan released their second album titled 'Change.' For old times sake, watch the band perform live in 1999: glidemagazine.com/video/25-yea...
Your next favorite record might be hiding in this week’s roundup. Caustic Commentary digs into new music from Caroline Rose, Rainbow Body, Michael Kiwanuka, Trixie Whitley, Michael Nau, and more. Discover what’s worth a spin: glidemagazine.com/331973/caust...
With an immediately danceable beat and moody, atmospheric intensity, San Gabriel's new tune "Beside Me" is a carefully constructed synth-pop track with enormously infectious melodic payoffs. LISTEN: glidemagazine.com/331937/video...
On October 23, 2006, an album was released by an already celebrated band that would launch them and their genre into a stratosphere most can only envision in the mind’s eye. Check out our revisitation of My Chemical Romance's ‘The Black Parade’: glidemagazine.com/331975/twent...
On 'Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall,' Caroline Rose takes another turn, mixing punk energy, fuzzy guitars, offbeat pop melodies, and rockabilly with their signature witty lyrics. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331915/carol...
Queens of the Stone Age will be joined by Pixies and experimental hip-hop outfit Wheelchair Sports Camp for a spring 2027 arena tour. glidemagazine.com/331919/queen...
'Folded Time' is rhythmically and harmonically rich, a diversely arranged but thematically focused album that finds Trixie Whitley delivering one of her strongest sets to date. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331909/trixi...
Golden Age Thursday is back in the crates, celebrating 30 years of De La Soul’s 'Stakes Is High.' We’re digging into the samples, deep cuts, and sonic gems behind the hip-hop trio’s landmark album and the production that made it timeless. glidemagazine.com/331879/golde...
The iconic Tony Iommi has released a new solo record, 'From The Dark,' squarely in his wheelhouse of titanic riffs, thundering low end, and flights-of-fancy vocals that his fans will instantly recognize. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331883/tony-...
This past Tuesday night, October 20, Brooklyn’s eccentric heavy metal band Castle Rat brought swords and sorcery to Worcester, Massachusetts, at the Palladium. Check out our review and photos: glidemagazine.com/331886/castl...
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah will be riding high into 2027 with a new album and fresh tour dates. glidemagazine.com/331865/clap-...
The now-thirty-year-old 'Live at Roseland Ballroom' stands as a template for Gov’t Mule’s past, present, and future, but it remains an integral part of the group’s repertoire even today. glidemagazine.com/331906/30-ye...
Shabazz Palaces' 'It’s a Style Sport' is a jazz-tinted, noir-style, whirling set of ten spellbinding performances that emphasize songwriting while diving into otherworldly instrumentation. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331866/shaba...
50 years ago today, The Damned made history as the first UK punk rock band to release a single with “New Rose.” Check out this video of the iconic band performing “New Rose”: glidemagazine.com/video/50-yea...
Ben Folds Five will make their landmark return to the stage in 2027 with live shows planned across the U.S. – the iconic alt-rock trio’s first tour in 15 years. glidemagazine.com/331870/ben-f...
Roaming from stripped-down balladry to more robust anthems, the new album from RayLand Baxter feels like a spiritual awakening from a familiar voice. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331862/rayla...
The venues just keep getting bigger for Angine de Poitrine. glidemagazine.com/331875/angin...
Pug Johnson's 'From a Beaumont Bar' finds him evolving yet again, moving beyond the Southern rock influences of his debut and doubling down on classic country greats like Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, and Billy Joe Shaver. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331835/pug-j...
Brooklyn Del & The Revelators' new single “Wish You Well” is a slinky, haunting work of country noir brimming with sultry vocals that would feel right at home in a Quentin Tarantino movie. LISTEN: glidemagazine.com/331841/song-...
Michael Kiwanuka goes disco—and gets delightfully flashy. This week’s Weirdo Wednesday revisits the stylish, groove-heavy video for “Money,” where soulful sounds meet a disco-fueled visual trip. Watch the wonderfully weird clip: glidemagazine.com/331857/weird...
On Monday night, This Is Lorelei brought offbeat indie-pop brilliance to Portland, Oregon for an ascendant performance in front of a sold-out crowd. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331845/this-...
Bruce Cockburn reflects on a lifetime of musical exploration, the songs that shaped his remarkable career, and the influences that continue to fuel his creativity. Read our full feature with the legendary singer-songwriter: glidemagazine.com/331850/bruce...
Michael Kiwanuka's 'Fudge' is the moment the artist bursts at the seams, and the honesty, color, rawness, and unpredictability of a life spent soaking in every minuscule moment flood out. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331838/micha...
10 years ago today, Leonard Cohen released his second-to-last album, 'You Want It Darker.' Interestingly, 'You Want It Darker' was released the same year as David Bowie’s 'Blackstar,' another album that preceded its author’s death. glidemagazine.com/video/ten-ye...
We spoke with honky tonker JP Harris about his choice to record another album of Appalachian music and asked him to share some of the records and songs that inspired him on his journey. INTERVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331793/jp-ha...
Max Bien Kahn’s relaxed vocal approach and 'Baby Green’s' languid flow recall Bobby Charles’s early ’70s efforts, with laid-back charm and charisma. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331810/max-b...
Some of rock’s greatest guitarists never got the recognition they deserved. From Rory Gallagher and Roy Buchanan to Peter Green, Robin Trower, and Albert Collins, these 10 phenomenal six-string masters deserve a much bigger spotlight. glidemagazine.com/331813/ten-m...
Before the world fully caught on, Michael Kiwanuka was already making soul sound timeless. This week’s Tuesday’s Gone travels back to 2012 for a majestic, orchestral performance of “Tell Me a Tale.” glidemagazine.com/331821/tuesd...
The all-star group Rainbow Body’s self-titled debut is an ambitious, gorgeous, and restless record filled with some of Taylor Goldsmith’s best songwriting in years. REVIEW: glidemagazine.com/331817/rainb...
50 years ago today, Led Zeppelin’s concert film 'The Song Remains the Same' premiered in London and New York, with the band attending the New York screening. Watch “Since I’ve Been Loving You” from the film: glidemagazine.com/video/50-yea...