While we wish we could say this is a “spooky” playlist (and there are a couple of spooky tracks), it was made more with the idea of sharing great music with fellow enthusiasts. That said, it’s still a playlist worth spinning at any weekend party no matter the theme or holiday.
As always, 28 singles from artists across the globe, representing 8 countries including: Denmark, Lebanon, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden, The United Kingdom, and The United States of America.
If this is your first time visiting The Weekend Showcase, you can click on the links below to find out which songs were featured on which daily episode from earlier in the week. There you can find more information about the bands/artists.
- Melodic Tonic, vol 22 (Drive-by Truckers (although no longer available), Peter Murphy, Pillar Point, the proof., Shearwater)
- The Matinee October 27 (Guns, Laura Jean Anderson, New Pharaohs, Seven Tin Stars, Western Scene)
- The Matinee October 28 (BETABLOCK3R, Forever Cult, Future Shapes, Inspired & The Sleep, Lilly Wolf, The Starkins)
- The Matinee October 29 (Dolores Haze, Identical Triplets, j. viewz ft. Milosh, Marlon Williams, Spring King, Tiny Ruins)
- The Matinee October 30 (The Brainstems, Francis, Golden Age, Kaptan, Kuroma, Stella Diana)
The tracklisting follows the SoundCloud audio playlist. Each song has been color-coded according to the associated daily article (Melodic Tonic or The Matinee) they were featured. For further guidance, click on the song title to be taken to the original feature feature, where you can get more information on the band. Click on the band’s name to be taken to one of their social media accounts, most likely Facebook.
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Weekend Showcase Halloween Edition
- New Pharaohs – “This Changes Everything” (London, UK via Beirut, Lebanon)
- Pillar Point – “Part Time Love” (Seattle, USA)
- Shearwater – “Quiet Americans” (Austin, USA)
- Kuroma – “20+Centuries” (New York City, USA)
- Spring King – “Who Are You?” (Manchester, UK)
- The Starkins – “Wasted” (Rotherham, UK)
- Western Scene – “Believe” (Los Angeles, USA)
- Dolores Haze – “Touch Me” (Stockholm, Sweden)
- Tiny Ruins – “Hurtling Through” (Auckland, New Zealand)
- Future Shapes – “Feel” (California, USA)
- Lilly Wolf – “Promises & Plans” (New York City, USA)
- Golden Age – “High Noon” (New York City, USA)
- Inspired & The Sleep – “Die Slow” (San Francisco, USA)
- Stella Diana – “Shohet” (Naples, Italy)
- Identical Triplets (the project of Maddie Ross, Caitlyn Notey (Huxlee), and Madison Scheckel (Wolfy)) – “Wolfcop” (Southern California, USA)
- Forever Cult – “Tunnel Vision” (Leeds, UK)
- The Brainstems – “Redline” (St. Louis, USA)
- Peter Murphy – “Dark Entries” (London, UK)
- Laura Jean Anderson – “Take Me In” (Los Angeles via Olympia, USA)
- Marlon Williams – “Hello Miss Lonesome” (Christchurch, New Zealand)
- Seven Tin Stars – “Skyline To Reorder” (Gijón, Spain)
- BETABLOCK3R – “Out of Touch” (Los Angeles, USA)
- Francis – “Follow Me Home” (Falun, Sweden)
- Guns – “I Know Exactly How It Feels” (Copenhagen, Denmark)
- the proof. – “I’m Goin’ Back” (Los Angeles, USA)
- Jimmy & The Revolvers – “The Morning Paper” (Liverpool, UK)
Several of these bands are DIY’ers but many are also receiving support from some great labels, such as: ATO Records, Bad Diet, Nettwerk Music Group, Polyvinyl Records, Scruff of the Neck Records, South By Sea Music, Strangers Candy, SubPop Records, Votiv Music, and Wave Dweller Records.
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