The Weekend Showcase 4.33 edition is one of the best we've featured. Forty-eight outstanding songs from artists & bands in 13 countries are on it. Learn more here:
 https://therevue.ca/2018/08/25/weekend-showcase-4-33/

Weekend Showcase 4.33

'Feelings Agency' is the debut single by UK band Spirits Of Saturn.
Released 21.04.23

Official Music Video:
https://youtu.be/VBk2HPOFs3Q

Stream on Spotify: https://shorturl.at/biuM0
and on all other platforms: https://linktr.ee/spiritsofsaturn

Written + Recorded by Spirits Of Saturn
Mixed + Mastered by Tucan

Feelings Agency

DYNAMITE ●~*

Written and Performed by Man of Moon
Produced/Recorded/Mixed by Paul Gallagher 
Co-produced by Man of Moon
Mastered by Ryan Schwabe
Artwork by Peter Kelly

RISE

Cold Read

Rich

Morning Sun

To watch the video, which incorporates prop comedy, 90s footage and a balloon that looks like Ron Mael from Sparks, please visit: https://youtu.be/QHqJ6cU5ufc

Apophonia

Is It Too Late For Fan Clubs?

Wickedest Game

The third single off our upcoming album Monterrey

Roller Skates (feat. Tammy Infusino)

Dead Romance

Hiraeth EP

Written by Joel Porter
Produced by Eric Hillman
Mixed by Joe Visciano
Mastered by Ed Wood
Artwork by Andrew Cadima

Joel Porter Music Inc
Highland Acres Publishing Co
Copyright 2018

Ready For The Harrow

Might Not Make It Home

Might Not Make it Home

Berkeley's On Fire

$GNMS is the first track off Arc Iris' upcoming album, Icon of Ego, out October 12th on Ba Da Bing Records. Preorder here: https://tinyurl.com/ArcIrisNewLP

This fall, Arc Iris releases Icon of Ego, its third groundbreaking album, as a trio that packs the heft of a far bigger band with fully realized sonic and visual intensity. Overcoming rebuffs and rejections, Arc Iris has become an unstoppable force out of necessity. On Icon of Ego, vocalist/guitarist Jocie Adams, keyboardist/sample artist Zach Tenorio-Miller and drummer Ray Belli have crafted a vividly expressionistic new album that reflects both the group’s protean talents as well as its journey of survival.


Soon after its self-named 2014 debut on the ANTI- label, Arc Iris faced considerable adversity. Critical acclaim, tours with St. Vincent and Jeff Tweedy and festivals like Bonnaroo followed, all creating for Arc Iris the belief that they had beat the long music industry odds. However, the group lost its manager, followed by its booking agent, then was dropped from the label. Band members departed. Opportunities evaporated. Within two years, Arc Iris self-released Moon Saloon, in the US while British independent record label Bella Union released the album in Europe. Arc Iris assembled its own promotions team and booked its own shows. Notable is what Arc Iris has achieved completely by itself: tours supporting Kimbra, Gene Ween, a complete re-imagination of Joni Mitchell’s Blue performed at Washington’s Kennedy Center, and a growing, international fan base that has remained dedicated throughout.


Icon of Ego finds a happy middle with a smaller label, a more focused support team, and a stronger, more experienced band. Recording at Providence’s Columbus Theater, home to silent movies and vaudeville during the 20s, the band has evolved into a concentrated pop-prog explosion, mixing styles with disparate elements that captivate and surprise.



With heavy synthesizer work by Tenorio and Adams, and seemingly impossible transitions executed effortlessly by Belli, the songs on Icon of Ego carry a thick, analog electronic sound that harks back to the 70s. Presiding over these are Adams’ powerful vocals that house the energy under pop forms.


Arc Iris is never more self-defined than when faced with difficulty. Icon of Ego is about Arc Iris overcoming adversity and ultimately coming out leaner, sharper, and more vibrant.

Arc Iris - $GNMS (from Icon of Ego, out Oct 12)

We are not music snobs. We prefer music connoisseurs.

Arc Iris - $GNMS (from Icon of Ego, out Oct 12)

Ba Da Bing Records/Grapefruit Records

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