Autumn has arrived, and the Weekend Showcase 4.37 edition is just as colorful and diverse as the changing landscape. This week's mega-playlist features 49 songs from 14 countries. Learn more here: https://therevue.ca/2018/09/22/weekend-showcase-4-37/ ‎

Weekend Showcase 4.37

"Antimateria" (Speechless Extended Version) in a Very Nice Combinado Volumen Uno. 

Beyou 

"Antimateria" (Speechless Extended Version)

Philipp Gorbachev - The Weeping Tune - PG TUNE 03 / V 001

Release Date: 14.09.2015 / 13.05.2016

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Philipp Gorbachev - The Weeping Tune

"Leisure" is a poem by Welsh poet W. H. Davies, appearing originally in his Songs Of Joy and Others, published in 1911 by A. C. Fifield and then in Davies' first anthology Collected Poems, by the same publisher in 1916.


Yula Kasp - Leisure

B2 - Reserves To Talk

Go 2 Far ft.  Lofty 305 - Lord Pusswhip (russian.girls Remix)

Tracklist:
Bíóbabb
Gangsters Theme - RZA
Interdit Ce Soir (Instrumental) - The Insolators feat. Bébé
Hvaða Týpu ert þú að vinna með? - Kuldaboli & russian.girls
Peep Test - Rafiðn
Gueid - Rafiðn
Waiting For a Surprise (Manfredas remix) - Red Axes
Glundroði - Skrattar & Djöfullinn sjálfur
Mind Clear 004 - Bernardino_Femminielli
Godman (Evil Madness remix) - Singapore sling
Tischlein Deck Dich - Voigt&Voigt
AlgjörBoli (demo) - Fufanu
Disco Lunar Module -Alden Tyrell
Jump Over Barrels (Charles Manier remix) -CRASH COURSE IN SCIENCE
Clinical Anesthesia - Skrattar & Djöfullinn sjálfur

New russian.girls EP out now
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Champions League Mix

Manfredas has devoted himself to a music since an early age. He used to work on MTV and on a radio, in the clubs and recording studios. All these jobs weren't always connected with electronic music or at least with the genres you'd usualy expect to hear in a club. But actually that was a true blessing, because this dude could learn a good lesson from everything and everywhere.

Together with his friends Manfredas runs one of the best and most popular nights in Lithuania. It's called Smala and takes place in Opium Club in Vilnius. For the past 4 years Smala is offering strong line ups with the best DJs and the most interesting live acts such as Red Axes, Silent Servant, Vladimir Ivkovic or Ivan Smagghe. By the way exactly Ivan was on of the very few people entrusted to release Manfredas' music on Smagghe's Les Disques De La Mort label. The other one is a canadian imprint Multi Culti.

According to Manfredas, one of the most important aspects of a proper club night (along with the music obviously) is a decent concept in identity, as well as a strong image and of course a beauty in every detail. Honestly, attention for these tiny details is one of Manfredas' best sides. Lets take his obsession with a snare drums for example. This man is chasing a cool sounds all the time. He will allways spot a good sounding snare in some old rare record and never miss a chance to sample it. That's why the turntable is a quite important piece of gear in his studio.

For this episode of Digital Tsunami podcast Manfredas shows his great selections of old groves he might have sampled some noises for the future productions from. Combined with the modern acid house, electro and techno these records shine even brighter. For example, "Earth Rhythm" from the reissue of mysterious english post-punk band Orior. Considered to be lost recordings with all these early drum machine experiments. True rarity! And goes perfect side by side with susspended and slowed down funky rhythm of Henry Hektik's and Thomas W.Sutter's "Infernal Jet Waltz".

Among the other rare finds there is a sluggish funky (again!) disco jam from Cheap & Chic as well as Kurtis Scott's brilliant "Uncrowned Champion" imprinted in time and space with a hand held tape recorder. And the cherry on the cake is a live performance from the french free-jazz band Catalogue. This particular song called "Khomeiny Twist" was recorded in Basel, Switzerland in 1982. It's almost impossible to come of this beautiful blend of the funky bassline, the reckless guitar party and punkish drum sequence (mind the snare!).

More: https://digital-tsunami.org/music/dt/128-manfredas

Digital Tsunami 128

Digital Tsunami 128 - Manfredas

Dialogue iii

One Too Many

One Too Many [dialogue iii]

Light Song

Bec Sandridge's new single 'Animal' produced at Melbourne’s Aviary studios, Oscar Dawson (Holy Holy)

Animal

Taken from 'Bunny' LP by Matthew Dear out October 12, 2018

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Bunny

Matthew Dear - Horses (feat. Tegan and Sara)

Too Real

Fufanu have released a remix of Restart from their album Sports.

Sports has been released!

Produced in Iceland by Nick Zinner of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, ‘Bad Rockets’ along with first single ‘Sports’ sees Fufanu return with a palpable sense of urgency and a fresh spin on their dark, new-wave-esq electronic-driven post-punk.
 
Previously, the Reykjavik-based group operated as Captain Fufanu, making obscure techno music and bewildering audiences. Although Captain Fufanu were instrumental, Kaktus had started writing lyrics during a stint in London, where he worked on Damon Albarn’s Everyday Robots album. While he was away, Gulli had been creating a new soundscape, which Kaktus says “really conveyed what I was thinking.” Fufanu was re-born – a band with a riotous and guitar-led sound that was oddly born out of electronic beginnings rather than the other way around, as is more common. 

Launching the band at 2014’s Iceland Airwaves, in the space of just one week Fufanu became a hotly-tipped emerging band, made their UK live debut at the capital’s JaJaJa night and supported Damon Albarn at the Albert Hall - winning the approval of Brian Eno into the bargain. The band were praised by the press, who compared them to Neu!, Joy Division and Bauhaus. 

2015 saw the band sign to One Little Indian, before going on to support The Vaccines on their sold out March / April tour in the UK - also slipping in a memorable two-night stand with Bo Ningen at Hoxton Bar & Grill. In June things once again dramatically shifted up a gear when the band played to an enormous audience, supporting Blur at Hyde Park. 

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One Too Many [dialogue iii]

Fufanu

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