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What I'm Listening To... Small Band Week Edition

So, like I did last small band week, this will only be talking about the small bands I've been listening to. This week, I have purposely tried to listen to a lot more small bands than I do normally. I didn't go completely big band free, but a good 80% of the music I've listened to this week is by small bands! So here we go! Here's my what I'm listening to, small band edition. 

Bands I've Been Loving; 

- Nautical Mile
- Carrington
- High Wire
- Distant Blue
- The Mocking Jays
- Downcast
- Four Thousand Miles
- Give Me A Reason
- Better Anyway
- Bonfires
- Misplaced
- Home Wrecked
- Don't Forget Rupert
- Near Mrs
- NATIVEBLOOD
- Not My Weekend
- Light Grey
- Decay
- Until You Disappear

Albums I've Been Loving; 

- The Love Era by The Mocking Jays
- The Only Way Is Through by Nautical Mile
- MYMINDISOUTOFME by Distant Blue
- Staring At The Sun by Decay
- Vice Versa by Give Me A Reason
- The Way This Ends by Bonfires
- Nothing To Hold/ Something To Keep by Bonfires
- We All Talk About Dying Like We've Done It Before by Bonfires
- Low, But Looking Up by Better Anyway
- Home Wrecked by Home Wrecked
- Full Circle by Don't Forget Rupert
- Bloom by Don't Forget Rupert
- Yellow by Not My Weekend

Songs I've Been Loving; 

- Funny Bones by The Mocking Jays
- Staring At The Sun by Decay
- September 27th by Decay
- Bitter by Light Grey
- Lux Run Out by Not My Weekend
- bad days by NATIVEBLOOD
- fin by NATIVEBLOOD 
- stay strong by NATIVEBLOOD
- The Ghost of My Empty Glass by Distant Blue
- Bury Me by Bonfires
- Bury Me by Better Anyway
- Afterthought by Better Anyway
- Good Enough by High Wire
- Some Kind of Miracle by High Wire
- Redcard by High Wire
- Spin The Bottle by Nautical Mile
- Come and Join The Party by Distant Blue
- Sweet Tooth by Nautical Mile
- fuck that, i'm alright by Misplaced
- idk why i try by Misplaced
- Far From Home by Home Wrecked
- Nowhere Fast by Home Wrecked
- Drunk Me by Until You Disappear
- Lonely by Four Thousand Miles
- Reflections by Four Thousand Miles
- Demon on the Run by Four Thousand Miles
- Make A Move by Good Hustles
- Waking Up In Vegas by Autumn Fires
- Bye Bye by Give Me a Reason

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