A time capsule from the Terrace Inn days of 1970s Quebec, It’s Another Weekend channels the raw, analog soul of Oliver Klaus into a four-minute anthem for the restless and the romantic. Written by Maurice Singfield during the band’s residency at Brome Lake, the track paints a portrait of weekend escapism — club-goers chasing connection, catharsis, and a little chaos before Monday creeps back in. Driven by warm guitar tones and a rhythm section that feels like it’s been lifted straight off a reel-to-reel tape, the song blends indie rock grit with vintage storytelling. It’s not just a throwback — it’s a resurrection. A reminder that some weekends never really end. They just echo.