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Sweet Jane: 'Nights in White Satin' Exclusive Video Premiere
By Glide Staff on February 07, 2012
Sweet Jane has now unveiled the video for their hauntingly beautiful version of the 1967 song “Nights in White Satin” by the world renowned English rock band The Moody more »

The Sheepdogs - Living Proof
By Leslie Michele Derrough on February 03, 2012
There is a certain excitement that comes when you accomplish something that you have been striving for. It’s part relief, part genuine euphoria, and definitely part panic. Because now more »

In The Studio With Slash & Todd Kerns
By Leslie Michele Derrough on January 27, 2012
The bad ass in the top hat is busy. He is hunkered down in the Barefoot Recordings Studio playing guitar, as his crackerjack band-mates – Todd Kerns on bass, more »

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City and Colour - Finding Solace
By Hannah Epstein on January 24, 2012
City and Colour, the monicker of singer/songwriter Dallas Green, epitomizes the acoustic folk genre. His songs are gentle yet powerful, sweet but poignant, energetic and soulful. More »
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Preview: David Lang's Death Speaks, with Bryce Dessner, Shara Worden & Owen Pallett
By Peter Zimmerman on January 20, 2012
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012, Stanford University's Lively Arts Series will host the world premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Lang's (Stanford '78) piece, Death Speaks, featuring Bryce Dessner, Shara Worden, More »
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The Apache Relay - Set Free
By Klaus Fredrik Nyman on January 19, 2012
Youth and vitality burst from the lungs of The Apache Relay’s front man, as fans screamed, sweat and sang along, drenching themselves in the vibrant and spirited tunes off their latest More »
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Wild Flag Continues To Rock Into 2012
By Jeff DeMars on January 12, 2012
Glide Magazine’s Jeff DeMars recently spoke with drummer Janet Weiss, touching on her background with Brownstein in Sleater-Kinney, her own role as a musician before coming to Wild Flag, More »
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Bjork - Biophilia Tour
By Andrew Bruss on January 12, 2012
2011 saw the release of Björk’s latest studio record, Biophilia, but the ten songs comprising the record were in many ways just the tip of the iceberg for the Biophilia project. More »
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Del McCoury Bringing Back Old Memories
By Tyler Curtis on January 10, 2012
To celebrate the time that Del played with Bill Monroe, he recently put out Old Memories: The Songs Of Bill Monroe; a collection of the father of bluegrass’ songs, More »
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Cloud Cult - Environmentally Sound
By Hannah Epstein on January 02, 2012
Formed in 1995 as a solo project by Craig Minowa, Cloud Cult has since become a full touring ensemble, creating idiosyncratic, electronica-infused indie music. The band prides themselves on More »
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Thirty Years On, The Indigo Girls Continue To Grow With Beauty Queen Sister
By Peter Zimmerman on December 19, 2011
Glide Magazine had the pleasure of speaking with Amy Ray about the writing and recording of the newest album, as well as her feelings about the role of activism More »
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John Philip Shenale: In Conversation [Part II]
By Peter Zimmerman on December 15, 2011
In this second part of our conversation, we look into Shenale’s history as one of Tori Amos’ closest collaborators. We also look at his involvement with the Night of Hunters world More »
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John Philip Shenale: In Conversation [Part I]
By Peter Zimmerman on December 13, 2011
In Part I of our conversation, we examine the Night of Hunters creation process. Part II focuses on Shenale’s work on the Night of Hunters tour and his background with Amos More »
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The Glide 20: Our Top Albums of 2011
By Glide Staff on December 02, 2011
After months of debates, hours of downloads and excessive playlist sharing, we still had a difficult time narrowing our list to the top twenty releases of the past year. In an More »
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Thomas Dybdahl Sings A Love Story To North America
By Peter Zimmerman on December 01, 2011
It’s been a decade since his debut, which has seen Dybdahl release quite a few more records and gain extensive notoriety in Scandanavia; however, despite writing songs in English, More »
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