The Make It All Show

The Make It All Show is the fifth studio album by Skating Polly.[5] It was released on March 4, 2018.[1] It is the first album with drummer Kurtis Mayo.[6] Brad Wood produced the album.[7]

The Make It All Show
Studio album by
ReleasedMay 4, 2018[1][2]
GenrePunk rock, riot grrrl, indie pop
Length42:21
LabelEl Camino Media
ProducerBrad Wood
Skating Polly chronology
New Trick
(2017)
The Make It All Show
(2018)
Singles from The Make It All Show
  1. "Queen for a Day"
    Released: February 27, 2018[3]
  2. "Camelot"
    Released: March 28, 2018
  3. "Hollywood Factory"
    Released: April 27, 2018
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic[1]
Drowned in Sound[4]

Composition

The lyrics to "Queen for a Day", the album's first single,[3] were co-written by Exene Cervenka , who produced the band's second album, Lost Wonderfuls, which was released in 2013.[6]

Track listing

All tracks are written by Peyton Bighorse, Kelli Mayo, and Kurtis Mayo; except where noted[8].

No.TitleLength
1."Classless Act"3:32
2."Little Girl Blue and the Battle Envy"6:05
3."Free Will at Ease"2:58
4."Queen for a Day" (featuring Exene Cervenka) (Peyton Bighorse, Exene Cervenka, Kelli Mayo, Kurtis Mayo)2:55
5."They're Cheap (I'm Free)"3:43
6."Long Ride"3:52
7."Camelot"3:28
8."Hollywood Factory"2:55
9."This Vacation"3:53
10."Flatwound Strings"4:38
11."Don't Leave Me Gravity"4:00
Total length:42:21
B-sides
No.TitleLength
1."Beautiful Stranger" (Madonna cover) (Madonna, William Orbit)3:24
2."Mostly Glad" (Bighorse, Kelli Mayo)2:48

Personnel

Skating Polly

  • Kelli Mayo – lead vocals (all except "Free Will at Ease", "Long Ride", and "Don't Leave Me Gravity"), background vocals, bass, guitar, keyboards, drums
  • Peyton Bighorse – guitar, lead vocals ("Classless Act", "Free Will at Ease", "Long Ride", and "Don't Leave Me Gravity"), background vocals, bass, keyboards, drums
  • Kurtis Mayo – drums, guitar

Additional musicians

  • Brad Wood – production, percussion
  • Exene Cervenka – background vocals (guest appearance on "Queen for a Day")[9]
  • Chick Wolverton – additional guitar ("Camelot"), background vocals ("Hollywood Factory")

Other personnel

  • Hans DeKline – mastering

References

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