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  • Giveaway: Rachael Sage Prize Pack

    Glide Magazine is proud to giveaway to one (1) winner a Rachael Sage prize pack that includes:


    1 signed copy of Rachael’s new CD Chandelier
    1 signed Chandelier promo poster
    1 copy of Rachael’s CD The Blistering Sun
    1 Rachael Sage T-shirt

  • Feature: Garaj Mahal - Talking Shop With Fareed

    The fact that Fareed Haque is a professor of jazz and classical guitar at the University of Northern Illinois is ironic. Not because he lacks experience or ability (obviously), but because the most recent Garaj Mahal album <span style=\"font-style: italic\">w00t </span>is the type of album that could possess any self-respecting young musician to open the window of their sixth story walk-up and heave their instrument in the general direction of the nearest dumpster never to play it again.

  • Show Review: Lyrics Born - Outside Lands Festival, San Francisco, CA 8/22/08

    Outside Lands boasted what was quite possibly the most impressive lineup for a summer music fest this year. Lyrics Born faced some heavy competition for attendee attention as he was scheduled right up against The Black Keys and Beck. Those within earshot though were irresistibly drawn in by his charismatic rhyme style and infectious groovesthat the Lyrics Born band has become well known for. <br />

  • Sights & Sounds: The Clash: Live at Shea - Extended Trailer [YouTube]

  • CD Review: Delta Spirit - Ode To Sunshine

    The influences are obvious with the Killer B&rsquo;s: The Beatles, The Band, The Beach Boys, and these boys fit perfectly in the midst of the current indie-hippy revival alongside Dr. Dog, Cold War Kids, Hymns and a host of others. <br />

  • Sights & Sounds: Sonya Kitchell -"Forever Every Drop" (mp3)

  • Show Review: Dr. Dog - Bowery Ballroom, New York, NY 8/27/08

    Decorating the stage with huge potted plants and flower garlands around the microphones, Dr. Dog created an overgrown garden on stage, adding to the already down-home-vibe of the music, this theatrical setting transported the audience to a remote forest glade for the performance.

  • Show Review: BoDeans - The Triple Door, Seattle, WA 8/18/08

    BoDeans are an engaging band who has stood the test of time. Their longevity &ndash; and the reasons for it &ndash; were on clear display at their recent show at Seattle&rsquo;s gorgeous Triple Door.

  • CD Review: Chicago - Stone of Sisyphus

    <span style=\"font-style: italic\">Stone of Sisyphus</span> is the great-lost Chicago album, at least till now with its release via Rhino. Recorded in 1993 in the wake of a series of middle-of &ndash;the road commercial successes, and originally intended as <span style=\"font-style: italic\">Chicago XXII</span>, the album was conceived by the band and its producer Peter Wolf (once a Zappa sideman) as a return to the early approach the band utilized in creating original material arranged with room for improvisation.

  • Sights & Sounds: Chad VanGaalen - "Willow Tree" [mp3]

  • Gallery: Allman Brothers Band - Tweeter Center, Mansfield MA 8.16.08

    The Allman Brothers Band performing at the Tweeter Center in Mansfield, MA on August 16th, 2008.  All photos by Richard Gastwirt

  • Sights & Sounds: Andrew Bird - "The Master Swarm" (Outside Lands Festival)

  • Feature: Eef Barzelay - Loving The Unknown

    Eef Barzelay, founder and creative force of the much-loved alt-country combo Clem Snide and noted filmscore composer, has recently released his second solo album &ndash;<span style=\"font-style: italic\">Lose Big</span>. Adorned with distinctive musical textures ranging from mid-tempo rock to lighter acoustic flourishes (the album was recorded in Ben Folds&rsquo; studio), the songs are charged with a heightened sense of intimacy that Barzelay had not tapped into under the support of his former band.

  • CD Review: Santana - Multi-Dimensional Warrior

    The concept and title of this two CD anthology simultaneously sugarcoats and dilutes Carlos Santana&rsquo;s circuitous career path. Designed and aimed at listeners who (re) discovered the man with his mainstream resurgence in 1999, it will fill that void and still leave those consumers ignorant of why he deserved a chance at commercial redemption.<br />

  • CD Review: Youth Group - The Night Is Ours

    Rarely, if ever, should a band be compared to the Beatles. However, ever so often a group comes along that is so fab-four influenced, it is unavoidable and these darlings of Australia, Youth Group, fall into this category. <br />