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Week Six - What I'm Listening To...

Welcome back to another weekly instalment of the songs I'm currently listening to on repeat. 


Bands I'm Loving; 

- The Mocking Jays 
- Home Wrecked 
- Four Thousand Miles
- Not My Weekend 
- Beartooth
- Bring Me The Horizon
- The Headspace
- AVAERA
- Knuckle Puck
- Makeout
- The Story So Far

Album's I'm Loving; 

- Disease by Beartooth
- Disgusting by Beartooth
- Suicide Season by BMTH
- Sempiternal by BMTH
- That's The Spirit by BMTH
- Shapeshifter by Knuckle Puck
- What You Don't See by The Story So Far
- Cream Soda by Rare Candy

Songs I'm Loving; 

- 27s & 10 on 2 by Rare Candy
- Mudslide by Rare Candy
- Funny Bones by The Mocking Jays
- Isley Walton by The Mocking Jays
- Home by Makeout
- Spin The Bottle by Nautical Mile
- What You Want by Home Wrecked 
- These Days by Home Wrecked
- White Lightning by Home Wrecked 
- Stifled by The Story So Far 
- Right Here by The Story So Far
- California's Burning by Hot Milk
- Solie by The Headspace
- Can't Be Friends by The Headspace
- Evergreen by The Headspace
- Parasite Eve by BMTH
- Lonely by Four Thousand Miles
- Hayfever by Seasonal 
- Reflections by Four Thousand Miles
- Solo by The Story So Far
- Hurt by Trophy Eyes
- Feal Like Crab by Hot Mulligan
- Hurricane by I Prevail 
- Dealing With A Broken Heart by Ollie Hayes
- One More by Beartooth
- Beautiful Soul by Nautical Mile

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