Glide Magazine

Surfing The Tube: Hozier Covers The Beatles; Dominic Fike Shares New Music Video; Cast Of Maybe Happy Ending Play NPR Tiny Desk - Glide Magazine Surfing the Tube is a daily recap of recent must-see YouTube happenings, from music videos and live performances to interviews and everything in between.

Step into the weekend with fresh videos from Hozier, Dominic Fike, and more.
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LISTEN: Scott Fisher's "The Great Unknown" Is Lush Indie Rock With A Hint of Jazz - Glide Magazine With a repertoire spanning over two decades, Scott Fisher has crafted an original sound that effortlessly blends jazz, rock, and indie. Originally hailing

On “The Great Unknown,” musical prodigy Scott Fisher weaves lo-fi warmth into a dynamically pleasing performance with soulful vocals and infectious grooves.
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Is 'Josie and the Pussycats' (2001) Really Even A Rock N Roll Movie? (FILM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine The satirical romp Josie and the Pussycats (2001) is a fun movie. But is it a great rock ‘n’ roll movie? Eh, not so fast on that second one. Welcome back

The satirical romp 'Josie and the Pussycats' (2001) is a fun movie. But is it a great rock ‘n’ roll movie? Eh, not so fast on that second one. Welcome back to Glide’s quest for what makes a good rock ‘n’ roll movie.
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LISTEN: Natan AK Crafts Experimental Alt-Rock On Emotional "You Crash The Car, You Burn Again" - Glide Magazine Natan AK is a Montreal-based singer and multi-instrumentalist whose sound fuses indie rock with the atmospheric textures of shoegaze and modern

“You Crash The Car, You Burn Again” is a stellar introduction to the nuanced fusion work that makes Natan AK's music so exhilarating.
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GUM’s Blue Gum Way Finds Jay Watson in a Lush, Reflective Psych-Pop Mode (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine The newest offering from the Fremantle, Australia-based GUM is a swirling collection of psych-pop as Jay Watson (Pond, Tame Impala) lets layers of synths

The newest offering from the Fremantle, Australia-based GUM is a swirling collection of psych-pop. REVIEW:
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CAUSTIC COMMENTARY: Gnarls Barkley, Shabaka, Yebba, Flying Lotus, GUM & More - Glide Magazine We here at the Old Caustic Factory are cracking open the windows to a whiff of the incoming Spring to aid in our sonic searches for each week’s best new

This week, we have a cornucopia of fresh-baked LPs and singles that range from mind-altering jazz to electronic experimentation, along with some welcomed returns from familiar faces.
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Tortoise Keep the Fans Guessing With Sprawling, Electrifying Performance at Portland, OR's Aladdin Theater (SHOW REVIEW) - Glide Magazine Any time Tortoise is on tour, the show becomes the destination. With their acclaimed album Touch hitting the scene in late 2025, the instrumental

On Wednesday, Tortoise played the second of two shows in Portland, OR, injecting each song with an even stronger jolt of electricity, trading instruments, occasionally dancing along, and generally immersing themselves in the music. REVIEW:
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Gnarls Barkley Craft One Last Gospel-Tinted Sonic Carnival On Third & Final LP 'Atlanta' (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine On February 26, to be exact, Gnarls Barkley released “Pictures,” marking a bittersweet moment for the iconic duo and their long-term supporters. The

Steeped in southern gospel and grooves that feel as if they have been here long before they were put on wax, Gnarls Barkley is stubbornly in the present moment throughout 'Atlanta.' REVIEW:
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Happy 80th Birthday David Gilmour - Glide Magazine Happy 80th birthday to David Gilmour, born March 6, 1946. As the former lead guitarist and co-lead vocalist of Pink Floyd, Gilmour built a towering legacy

Happy 80th birthday to Pink Floyd's David Gilmour. Watch Pink Floyd at Live at Pompeii from 1972:
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Surfing The Tube: Ringo Starr Returns With T-Bone Burnett, Miles Caton Covers Bob’s Burgers; Matisyahu Continues His Acoustic Tour - Glide Magazine Surfing the Tube is a daily recap of recent must-see YouTube happenings, from music videos and live performances to interviews and everything in between.

Check out must-see videos from Ringo Starr, Miles Caton, and Matisyahu.
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LISTEN: International Druglords Debut With Intricate Indie Rock On "White Lie" - Glide Magazine International Druglords is the latest evolution of Vega Blackwell, a project forged in the high-pressure environments of elite studio craft. After years

International Druglords' “White Lie” is a subtly psychedelic and wholeheartedly unforgettable debut single.
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Kye Alfred Hillig's Solo Effort 'The All-Night Costume Company' Is an Alt-country Testament to Sticking Around (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine The All-Night Costume Company, the ninth solo effort from Tacoma, WA’s Kye Alfred Hillig, is the album that almost wasn’t. After the release of his double

Like much of his solo work, Kye Alfred Hillig's 'The All-Night Costume Company' blends indie rock with folk and alt-country for a stripped-down, quietly confessional vibe. REVIEW:
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LISTEN: talker's "Gold Rush" Blends Infectious Melodies With Pure Poetry - Glide Magazine talker's last record, I’m Telling You the Truth, saw her stepping into an era of having many hard conversations and acknowledging the truths of

"Gold Rush" highlights talker’s explosive punk attitude and her ability to combine it with her infectious pop tendencies.
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The Brook & The Bluff Incorporate Sharper Edged Rock Influences Into Evolved Indie Folk Sound on 'Werewolf' (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine For a band that spent nearly a decade on the road — stopping to record albums before getting right back to the grind — Nashville’s The Brook & The

The Brook & The Bluff still leans into the indie-folk foundation and rich harmonies that have earned them praise across half a dozen releases, but on 'Werewolf,' they introduce a sharper edge. REVIEW:
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Golden Age Thursday Samples: Bobby Byrd's Funk Classic "I Know You Got Soul" (1971) Gets Flipped Into Hip-hop Excellence By Public Enemy (1989) & Ice Cube (1990) - Glide Magazine When the origins of sampling in Hip-hop come up in conversation nowadays, many people tend to look to the more innovative examples. From using bits of

“I Know You Got Soul” has slowly become one of the more revered releases of funk’s golden age, and the likes of Ice Cube and Eric B. & Rakim picked up on that instantly. Take a deeper look at the connection between this tune and hip-hop:
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SONG PREMIERE: Reed Turchi Flows Along with Spirited and Jammy R&B Rendition of The Wood Brothers' "Alabaster" - Glide Magazine Reed Turchi is a musician, poet, and producer from Swannanoa, North Carolina, now living in Brooklyn. He has won a GRAMMY Award and received an EMMY

Reed Turchi's take on The Wood Brothers' “Alabaster” is a sprawling and easygoing work of soulful blues and R&B that slithers along and lingers like the heavy humidity on a summer Southern night. LISTEN:
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40 Years Ago Today- Steve Earle Release Debut Solo Studio Album 'Guitar Town' - Glide Magazine 40 years ago today (3/5/86), Steve Earle released his debut solo studio album Guitar Town. The debut was recorded quickly and efficiently, capturing a raw

40 years ago today, Steve Earle released his debut solo studio album 'Guitar Town.' Wath the official video for the title track:
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LISTEN: Hockitay's "over/over" Is Meditativte Indie Rock With Electronic Flourishes - Glide Magazine Guatemalan-born, Montreal-based artist Hockitay returns today with “over/over,” his first release of 2026. The single arrives after a busy 2025, which saw

Hockitay's slow-burning single “over/over” takes the isolation that comes with dissociation and spins it into dramatic electronic swells.
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Jalen Ngonda Returns With Sophomore Album 'Doctrine of Love' - Out June 5th Via Daptone- Shares Infectious Title Track - Glide Magazine Washington,DC-raised, London-based Jalen Ngonda has returned to announce his sophomore album, Doctrine of Love, arriving June 5th via Daptone Records. As

Soul singer Jalen Ngonda has returned to announce his sophomore album, 'Doctrine of Love.' Check out the album's title track:
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Surfing The Tube: Oliver Tree Channels Lord Farquaad; Jill Scott Rides The Success Of Her Recent Album; Estelle Refreshes A Classic - Glide Magazine Surfing the Tube is a daily recap of recent must-see YouTube happenings, from music videos and live performances to interviews and everything in between.

Surf the YouTube wave with fresh videos from Oliver Tree, Miss Jill Scott, and Estelle.
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Walter Smith III Reprises “Twio” Concept With Joe Sanders, Kendrick Scott, Ron Carter, Branford Marsalis on Blue Note’s “Twio, Vol. 2” - Glide Magazine You can easily read “Twio” as “Trio.” You won’t be wrong. Yet, the obtuse word, in Smith’s witty way, implies fun. Saxophonist Walter Smith III introduced

Saxophonist Walter Smith III introduced his chordless saxophone trio concept in 2018 with the release of 'Twio' and now he has returned with 'Vol. 2.' REVIEW:
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Weirdo Wednesday: Gregg Allman & Cher Get Gawdy on Prime Time 1975 Variety Show - Glide Magazine Gregg Allman certainly had a way with soul and also women, and Cher was one of them. When Cher welcomed Gregg Allman onto the stage of her CBS variety

Gregg Allman certainly had a way with soul and also women, and Cher was one of them. Their duet on “Don’t Mess Up a Good Thing” captured a brief cultural moment where pop television spectacle met the raw soul of Southern rock and blues.
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Shabaka's Meditative Reflections Become Refreshing New Terrain On Self-Produced 'Of The Earth' (INTERVIEW) - Glide Magazine Throughout his decades-long career, Shabaka has proven to be a vital organ in contemporary jazz, pushing the boundaries of the genre without force by

We spoke with jazz artist Shabaka about his new album 'Of The Earth,' the process of finding yourself over and over, and growing as both a person and artist. INTERVIEW:
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Wilco Announces U.S. Summer Tour Dates - Glide Magazine Wilco announces a US summer tour with a run of shows throughout June and July in the Midwest, South, and East Coast. All shows, including the band’s

In addition to their sold-out Solid Sound Festival, Wilco has filled their summer calendar with new tour dates.
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Foxy Shazam Turns Brighton Music Hall Into a Glam Rock Revival (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS) - Glide Magazine When Foxy Shazam takes any stage, the atmosphere shifts from a standard rock show to something resembling a manic religious revival led by a circus

When Foxy Shazam takes any stage, the atmosphere shifts from a standard rock show to something resembling a manic religious revival led by a circus ringmaster, and this past Sunday, March 1, at Boston’s Brighton Music Hall, they did just that. REVIEW:
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SONG PREMIERE: "Wreck Your Life (For Rock n’ Roll), Finds Odd Marshall Celebrating Rock Communal Power With Members of Blind Melon, Foo Fighters & Afghan Whigs - Glide Magazine Rock n’ Roll, at its core, is a collaborative event. It is the process by which separate minds become a collective consciousness for the purpose of

Odd Marshall's “Wreck Your Life (For Rock n’ Roll)” is a carefully crafted piece of nostalgic rock fusion everyone could use a listen to. LISTEN:
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80 Year Ago Today- Frank Sinatra Releases First Album 'The Voice of Frank Sinatra' - Glide Magazine 80 years ago today (3/4/46), Frank Sinatra released his debut album, The Voice of Frank Sinatra. Originally issued as a set of four 78 rpm

80 years ago today, Frank Sinatra released his debut album, 'The Voice of Frank Sinatra.' Take a listen to the very first track on his very first album: “You Go to My Head”:
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LISTEN: Sinnet Channel Reflectiveness Through Vivid Storytelling On Emotional "Lost Lake" - Glide Magazine Artisanal, domesticated, indie-soul, lovingly crafted by Aaron Spransy & pals in Island Town, MA. Sinnet pulls from the cupboard bits of surf, pop,

“Lost Lake,” the latest single from Sinnet, is a blissful folk rock anthem.
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Surfing The Tube: De La Soul On NPR Tiny Desk; Turnstile Play triple j; Mark Ronson, Dua Lipa and Ghostface Killah Rock The 2026 BRIT Awards - Glide Magazine Surfing the Tube is a daily recap of recent must-see YouTube happenings, from music videos and live performances to interviews and everything in between.

Surfing the Tube is a daily recap of recent must-see YouTube happenings, and today we have fresh videos from De La Soul, TURNSTILE, the BRIT Awards and more.
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LISTEN: Kiki Cavazos's "Hawthorne and Heartache" Is Palpable Folk With Poetic Songwriting - Glide Magazine Kiki Cavazos has lived the kind of life that most troubadours only sing about. Born in Montana, the songwriter spent summers traveling the northwest with

The nostalgic, deeply personal single “Hawthorne and Heartache” finds Kiki Cavazos in a place of longing, underscored by the sparse yet emotionally dense acoustic arrangement.
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