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The Mars Volta Blur Rock, Jazz & Latin Rhythms At Orlando's Hard Rock Live (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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On September 17, The Mars Volta brought its tour to Hard Rock Live in Orlando, Florida, for a night of experimental, Latin-infused progressive rock. Puerto Rican singer Kianí Medina started the night with a short set of Latin pop rock. Backed by a guitarist and a backing track pumping out booming bass, Medina performed songs from her debut EP, SED, produced by The Mars Volta’s Omar Rodríguez-López. Medina danced and sang in Spanish with a powerful, sultry voice and smooth vibrato. An appropriate
Mastodon & Deafheaven Fuse Heavy Riffs and Haunting Melodies At Orlando's Hard Rock Live (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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On September 16, Mastodon kicked off the Poisonous Weapons Tour with a night of eclectic heavy music at Hard Rock Live in Orlando, Florida. It was a night of contrasting styles and impressive musicianship. French band Alcest started the night with its unique blend of black metal and shoegaze. The quartet played a forty-minute set of atmospheric music featuring a dense wall of sound, trippy melodies, and occasional blasts of metal heaviness. Guitarist Neige Paut sang and screamed, with his vocals
Cor de Lux Brings Raw Early ’90s Sonic Youth Alternative Edge to 'Year of the Horse' (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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After two self-released albums, North Carolina indie rockers Cor de Lux released their label debut, Year of the Horse. Their first album with Ipecac Records is an impressive homage to retro 90s alternative stylings while still sounding raw and unique. Cor de Lux’s sound is heavily inspired by Sonic Youth, full of dissonant noise, densely layered guitars, and an artful blend of punk intensity with lo-fi melodies. Guitarists Dawn Moraga and Tim Lusk share vocal duties, backed by bassist John Blive
Ty Segall Doubles Down Via Distortion, Riffs & Raw Power On 'Chrome' (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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Ty Segall has a new album because it’s been a whole year since the last one, and Segall doesn’t seem at ease until he can hit a studio and record all of the ideas floating around his mind. The prolific artist has released 18 studio albums, plus three collaborative albums and several projects with other bands over just 18 years. Despite the constant output and frequent changes in bandmates, Segall has been remarkably consistent in churning out top-notch garage rock. Chrome continues that success
Mastodon Explores Grief & Progressive Heaviness on Expansive ‘Marrow Deep' (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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On Mastodon’s ninth album, the band grapples with the untimely death of its co-founding guitarist and singer, Brent Hinds, and continues its musical evolution. Marrow Deep follows the expansive sound of the Atlanta rockers’ 2021 album Hushed and Grim, experimenting with prog-rock, psychedelic rock, stoner metal, grindcore, and a number of other sounds. Newcomer Nick Johnston takes over at guitar for the late Hinds. Without Hinds’s vocals, bassist Troy Sanders and drummer Brann Dailor handle most
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