Week Eleven: What I'm Listening To...

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Bands I'm Currently Loving;

- Twin Atlantic
- The Mocking Jays
- Distant Blue
- Nautical Mile
- Home Wrecked
- Hot Mulligan
- You Me At Six
- Ollie Hayes
- Melwood

Albums I'm Currently Loving;

- Free by Twin Atlantic
- GLA by Twin Atlantic
- Great Divide by Twin Atlantic
- The Love Era by The Mocking Jays
- Mad Love by Ollie Hayes
- Pilot by Hot Mulligan
- You'll Be Fine by Hot Mulligan
- Home Wrecked by Home Wrecked
- The Only Way Is Through by Nautical Mile
- MYMINDISOUTOFME by Distant Blue
- Melwood by Melwood
- VI by You Me At Six
- Sinners Never Sleep by You Me At Six

Songs I'm Currently Loving;

- Bite Me by DiSTANTPETE
- MAKEMEFEELALIVE by You Me At Six
- Far From Home by Home Wrecked
- Stay Strong by Native Blood
- Lemonade by The Mocking Jays
- whatever makes you feel safe by Distant Blue
- Opiate by Distant Blue
- Nowhere Fast by Home Wrecked
- Sweet Tooth by Nautical Mile
- Spin The Bottle by Nautical Mile
- This Could Be Heartbreak by The Amity Affliction
- In Search of More by Cambridge

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