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

I can't believe I've been doing these for 9 weeks! However, for once, there might be a bit of change in the music I've been listening to (unlike the past few weeks).

Bands I'm Loving:

- Stand Atlantic
- Machine Gun Kelly
- The Story So Far
- The Mocking Jays
- Best of Enemies
- Bring Me The Horizon
- Point North
- Four Year Strong
- Hot Mulligan
- When Nothing Works

Albums I'm Loving:

- Pink Elephant by Stand Atlantic
- Brain Pain by Four Year Strong
- What You Don't See by The Story So Far
- There Is A Hell Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is A Heaven Let's Keep It A Secret by Bring Me The Horizon
- Suicide Season by Bring Me The Horizon
- Lost Touch by We Were Sharks
- Hotel Diablo by Machine Gun Kelly
- Sorry State by Best of Enemies
- A Fear That Comes Around by Best of Enemies
- You'll Be Fine by Hot Mulligan

Songs I'm Loving:

- Sober by We Were Sharks
- Hotel Beds by We Were Sharks
- Ashley by We Were Sharks
- my ex's best friend by Machine Gun Kelly (ft blackbear)
- concert for aliens by Machine Gun Kelly
- Stay Strong by Native Blood
- Lemonade by The Mocking Jays
- Hungover Guilt by When Nothing Works
- What Took You So Long? by Knuckle Puck
- Quarantine by blink-182

Comments

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