This week's Weekend Showcase is a bit leaner, featuring 40 songs from artists in 11 countries. Learn more about them at the link below:

http://therevue.ca/2017/07/30/weekend-showcase-3-29/

Weekend Showcase 3.29

Fresh Squeezed

The Up Here Place

Numb Your Spirit

Songs written by N. Eliot / J.Borst - ©2017 BMI
Recorded at Panoramic House, Stinson Beach, CA
Mixed at Hyde Street Studios, San Fransisco, CA
Recorded and mixed by Scott McDowell
Mastered by Jonathan Kirchner
Strings performed by Golden Gate String Quartet, arr. David Rogers
Cover art by Tiffany Patterson
©2017 Planes on Paper

Television

“I Don’t Know What To Say” by CORNIGLIA will be released 21st of July 2017.

www.corniglia.com.au
www.facebook.com/cornigliamusic
soundcloud.com/cornigliamusic

CORNIGLIA  - I Don't Know What To Say

The epic, seven-and-a-half-minute love song is the result of a collaboration earlier this year with producers BJ Burton and Lazerbeak. The trio met up in April for a two-day session and wound up with seven new songs, three of which found their way onto the EP. Personal Boy also includes a radio edit of the title track and an Afghan Whigs cover (“Demon in Profile”)—fitting, since Har Mar Superstar will be hitting the road with the band on tour in September.

Personal Boy

Alex Lahey - “Every Day's The Weekend“ from 'I Love You Like A Brother' out Oct. 6, 2017 on Dead Oceans.

Pre-order / stream: https://alexlahey.lnk.to/brother

Alex Lahey - Every Day’s The Weekend

June 2017

Hamilton Leithauser - The Song With No Name (Shane MacGowan and the Popes Cover)

WATCH US SHRED HERE: https://youtu.be/HrG9LfE08F8
FREE DOWNLOAD AVAIL HERE: https://illuminatihotties.bandcamp.com/track/youre-better-than-ever

written & performed by illuminati hotties

sarah tudzin - production, engineering, vocals, drums, keys, additional guitars
collin pastore - mixing, engineering, additional production
jett galindo - mastering
jacob blizard - guitars
billy centenaro - guitars
yianni anastos-prastacos - bass
hadley kennary - background vocals

recorded at Sunset Sound in Hollywood CA, The Snack Shack in Highland Park CA, and Collin's room in Nashville TN

(You're Better) Than Ever

Lenore.

Sharp Spine

Speak Politely

Newest release from Los Angeles based band Memoir.  Written and Produced by Dena Deadly and Zed Kelley. 

www.memoir-music.com
www.facebook.com/MemoirMusic
www.twitter.com/MemoirMusic
www.Instagram.com/MemoirMusic

Memoir - Like A Love Song

'My Shirt Guy Is High' is the new single from Brighton/London/York trio Johnny Kills.

Produced by Alex Greaves at The Nave studio in Leeds.

Mastered by Pete Maher

My Shirt Guy Is High

4th Coming Bomb is from Warbly Jets debut self-titled album out worldwide October 20th, 2017 via Rebel Union Recordings / Warbly Jets

Exclusive Pre-Order Packages available via Pledge Music & iTunes
http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/warblyjets
http://tiny.cc/warblyjetsitunes

Produced by Samuel Shea
Mixed By Claudius Mittendorfer
Mastered by Dan Gerbang
Recorded at Ultrasound Studios

Management:
Rebel Union Entertainment
ryan@rebelunionent.com

Warbly Jets are: Samuel Shea (vocals & guitar), Dan Gerbang (bass), Julien O'Neill (synths & guitar) & Justin Goings (drums)


www.warblyjets.com
www.facebook.com/warblyjets
www.twitter.com/warblyjets
www.instagram.com/warblyjets

Warbly Jets

4th Coming Bomb

"Used To Be Cool" by Prism Tats from the 11: 11 EP, available 7/28

Official Site: http://prismtats.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PrismTats/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/prismtats
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prismtats/
Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2rzNFpl

Prism Tats - Used To Be Cool

PRE-ORDER - http://wharfcatrecords.com/store/pre-order-honey-new-moody-judy
PRE-ORDER ON BANDCAMP - https://wharfcatrecords.bandcamp.com/album/pre-order-honey-new-moody-judy
PRE-ORDER ON ITUNES - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/new-moody-judy/id1265279179

From the opening track, "Wage Agreement," – a song featuring a repeating blues lick framing verses that could either be about begging your boss for more hours or fighting with everything you have to not fall out of love – Honey make it clear that even with its ferocious riffs and careening rhythms, New Moody Judy’s message is one of empathy. “Through that front door / I’ll find anything but love” Dan Wise sings from the gut – what person hasn’t experienced the futility of trying to escape from a feeling like that. Equally relatable, if slightly more uplifting, is the message of the album’s first single “Dream Come Now”, an anthem to never giving up on your dreams even when they seem out of reach. Sonically, the song displays a new level of concision and brute heaviness previously known only to those who have seen Honey play live: the pummel and swing, the rave-ups and come downs -– the sound of perfect rock and roll, music always on the edge of spinning out of control. 

From the tight jam giving way to a thrilling cascade of riffs that fuel the rush of "Hungry" to the ender-ender blowout of "Peggy Ray," New Moody Judy sees Honey giving everything to the music, and in doing so they create an LP that is meant to be felt all the way through. A band can't swing this heavy without heart, and New Moody Judy is about staying sensitized; about not numbing yourself to your relationships and the world around you even during the times that everything seems to be going to hell.

BUY LP/CD

Honey - Dream Come Now (From the New Moody Judy LP)

Absaroka

https://www.facebook.com/janefondaaerobicvhs
http://www.vildmusic.com

Magic Swimming Pants - single

Have You Ever Seen the Jane Fonda Aerobic VHS? - Magic Swimming Pants

The Districts new album "Popular Manipulations" is available on August 11 worldwide.  Pre-Order here: http://smarturl.it/PopularManipulations

The Districts - Violet

Pristine Dream - Thyla
Out 28th July on REX Records

LIVE:
June 22 - Isle of Wight Festival - This Feeling/Pretty Green/Pirate Studio's Stage
June 26 - Supporting L.A. Witch - Castle and Falcon - Birmingham

Pristine Dream

We are not music snobs. We prefer music connoisseurs.

Weekend Showcase 3.29

The Revue