Glide Magazine

2 days ago | glidemagazine.com | Joey Willis

25 years after its original release, Elliott Smith’s Figure 8 returns on deluxe vinyl—restored, remastered, and more emotionally immediate than ever. Long considered his most sonically expansive album, this new edition doesn’t just honor the legacy of Smith’s final studio effort—it sharpens it. Previously only available digitally, Figure 8 (Deluxe Edition) marks the first time both the album and all its B-sides have come together on vinyl.

1 week ago | glidemagazine.com | Ryan Dillon

It is reaching a blistering heat here at the Ye Ol’ Caustic Saloon, and we are welcoming everyone in for a tall, cold glass of fresh new releases. As we enter what feels like an apocalyptic heatwave, with torrential storms erupting out of the bright blue summer sky, the outside world pushes and pulls us closer and further away. It is New Music Fridays like this that tether us to reality while giving us the illusion of escaping into serenity.

1 week ago | glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue

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1 week ago | glidemagazine.com | Ryan Dillon

When it comes to pushing the boundaries of punk and truly dismantling the genre to make something fresh, The Cramps are one of the earliest examples of the artistic freedom associated with the genre. From their eccentric stage names, the founding members, Poison Ivy and Lux Interior, to their undeniably, palpably weird yet incredibly immersive live shows, The Cramps are one of the most unique voices to emerge from the ’80s hardcore era.

1 week ago | glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue

The newest offering from the Brooklyn-based rock outfit Hotline TNT is a throwback to the buzzy grunge era of 90s indie/alt heyday; however, things never stagnate as they sprinkle in exciting accents and pop-like appeal to keep the ear engaged throughout the dynamite Raspberry Moon. For the first time in Hotline TNT’s history, lead singer/founder and main man Will Anderson decided to write and record with his touring band, guitarist Lucky Hunter, bassist Haylen Trammel, and drummer Mike Ralston.