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Chad Smith’s Bombastic Meatbats
By Joanne Schenker on October 28, 2009
The stars must have been perfectly aligned when Red Hot Chili Pepper’s drummer, Chad Smith, guitarist Jeff Kollman (Cosmosquad) and keyboardist Ed Roth were brought together to help out Glenn Hughes’ more »

Mike Doughty - Sad Man Happy Man
By Bob Lange on October 23, 2009
Now, fifteen years later, Soul Coughing is long gone, but band leader Mike Doughty is on his third "official" solo album with the recent release of Sad Man Happy Man and, more »

Jill Andrews
By Jason Gonulsen on October 20, 2009
If you’ve ever lived with anyone of the opposite sex and have had a fight, you know the feelings can be overwhelming; now just imagine if he or she more »

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The Black Crowes - Reflections of The Band
By Doug Collette on October 12, 2009
It was no surprise that The Black Crowes decided that as the basis for their new album, to record themselves live in the winter of 2009, offering all new material to More »
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Christina Courtin - Selfless and Self-Titled
By Jason Gonulsen on October 07, 2009
When Christina Courtin was recording her self-titled Nonesuch debut, one would think that she would be working her violin’s strings to death. Instead, Courtin, an already accomplished Juilliard-trained violinist, didn’t see More »
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The Features - Some Kind Of Salvation
By Joanne Schenker on September 28, 2009
In July 2009, The Features released their highly anticipated sophomore album, Some Kind of Salvation on the newly formed Kings of Leon/429 Records/Bug Music Records label. Recently performing at Bonnaroo, you More »
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Nathan Moore- Old Time Folkster
By Joe Adler on September 22, 2009
Nathan Moore, based out of Staunton, Virginia, has been producing some of the more magical “neo- folk” albums of the last 10 years. At times he has expanded his sound out More »
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Living Colour - Through The Doorway
By Joe Adler on September 15, 2009
Six years since their last album, Living Colour is back with a hunger. The band’s latest album, The Chair In The Doorway, is a ferocious, take no prisoners, assault on cultural More »
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Architects - Tying on The Clash, AC/DC, Hüsker Dü
By Deborah J. Draisen on September 08, 2009
The Architects newest effort, The Hard Way is a bruising combination of Clash-esque punk and hard rock ala AC/DC. Glide had the pleasure of spending a few minutes with Adam Phllips More »
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Tinted Windows - Round Table With James Iha, Taylor Hanson & Adam Schlesinger
By Andrew Bruss on August 31, 2009
When you throw the term super group around, the tendency is to dwell on the star studded lineup that earned the group its “super” status, and Tinted Windows is no exception. More »
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Marshall Crenshaw - Jaggedland: New Sonic Landscape
By Joanne Schenker on August 17, 2009
Marshall Crenshaw, noted guitarist/singer-songwriter has been making music for nearly three decades. His 1982 top 40 hit, “Someday, Someway” may always be synonymous with his name, but fans recognize him as More »
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Anti-Flag - The People Or The Gun
By Deborah J. Draisen on August 06, 2009
Anti-Flag are known for their outspoken views on American government, but most recently they have been on the Warped Tour, spreading the punk ethos. More »
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Marco Benevento - Trios & More
By Joe Adler on July 20, 2009
Marco Benevento has built a solid reputation as a world class piano player and an imaginatively creative and dexterous composer. His contribution as one half of the Benevento/Russo Duo has exposed More »
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Hugh Masekela - Seeing It All
By Travis Atria on July 15, 2009
Growing up in South Africa, trumpet player Hugh Masekela used music as an act of defiance against apartheid. He went into exile in New York City in the 1960s, recorded a number one More »
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Cheap Trick - Power Pop Pioneers
By Bob Lange on July 08, 2009
Cheap Trick were one of the first bands, if not the first, to play what we now know as Power Pop. Three decades later, you can hear Cheap Trick's sound in More »
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