When Natalie Merchant arrived on stage promptly at 7:30 pm for the May 29th at the Mountain Winery – her second of two shows at the venue in support of
“Be like Water,” you tell me. In “Metal Water Wood,” track eight on Tori Amos’s new album Ocean to Ocean (out today via Decca Records), we encounter a conversation Tori
[rating=9.00] Many, including Jewel herself, have dubbed her latest album Picking Up The Pieces as a logical companion, or book-end, to her smash debut Pieces of You (1995). Except for
Day 2 of the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival in no way disappointed, and saw record numbers flock to Golden Gate Park for a day packed with a wide variety of talent and electrifying shows.
2015’s iteration of the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival started off strong, with a fantastic set by newcomer Natalie Prass. Her debut album Bird of Prey has already received
In celebration of the eighth iteration of the awesome Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival in San Francisco, CA, here are Glide Magazine’s 8 things not to miss at OSL list.
Wye Oak used to be known as the alt/indie band from Baltimore made up of a guy who could play seemingly dozens of instruments at once and a girl who
Watch the debut of our “Glide Magazine Presents” video series – Vienna Teng performing “The Hymn of Acxiom.” Creepy, haunting and stark, it’s one of the most breath-taking and daring pieces of pop music written in recent memory.
Howling Bells just released their fourth album Heartstrings on Birthday Records. The UK-based band brought in Catherine J. Marks (PJ Harvey, Foals) and the renowned Alan Moulder (The Killers, Depeche Mode,
Watching Paula Cole play is something some may scoff at as trying to relive the golden days of 90’s alternative radio, but her show reminded me that that’s a completely reductive way to look at it, and in fact it’s a complete gift to be able to see such a strong artist so devoted to her craft continue to work and enthrall, even in 2014.
