A veritable plethora of tunes to pick through this week – tunes that, by rights, you should already have been spinning…
1. Lower Dens – To Die In L.A.
2. Isobel Campbell – How Deep Is Your Love (Bee Gees cover)
3. Akron/Family – Everyone Is Guilty
4. Los Angeles Police Department – Insecurity
5. Gal Pals – Here’s To The Gals
6. Rye Pines – Pessimist
7. Seratones – Chokin’ On Your Spit
8. Evans The Death – Enabler
9. Colleen Green – TV
10. Drenge – We Can Do What We Want
2 thoughts on “Ten Songs You Should Have Heard This Week”
you used to be more selective as for this list goes, no you’ve started putting rather mediocre songs.
I am not really following what you are trying to do, ten songs you should have heard or ten songs who paid us to put their songs into our list, list?
“Ten songs who paid us?” “Rather mediocre songs” – in whose opinion? Oh yours, you must be right then… I just don’t understand these kinds of comments…if you don’t like the blog don’t visit it, or better still start your own and post the songs you do like. MM is a totally unpaid, totally independent labour of love. We just like to share the songs we enjoy, it actually costs us a fair bit of money each year to do so and we’ve never taken a penny in payment for anything to do with MM. So if you don’t like the songs we like then fine, but it is subjective isn’t it…I actually think this is the strongest set of songs we’ve done in this series for a while – you disagree, no problem with that, but you did it in a really whiny, negative way. Bravo!
The Mad Mackerel 
you used to be more selective as for this list goes, no you’ve started putting rather mediocre songs.
I am not really following what you are trying to do, ten songs you should have heard or ten songs who paid us to put their songs into our list, list?
“Ten songs who paid us?” “Rather mediocre songs” – in whose opinion? Oh yours, you must be right then… I just don’t understand these kinds of comments…if you don’t like the blog don’t visit it, or better still start your own and post the songs you do like. MM is a totally unpaid, totally independent labour of love. We just like to share the songs we enjoy, it actually costs us a fair bit of money each year to do so and we’ve never taken a penny in payment for anything to do with MM. So if you don’t like the songs we like then fine, but it is subjective isn’t it…I actually think this is the strongest set of songs we’ve done in this series for a while – you disagree, no problem with that, but you did it in a really whiny, negative way. Bravo!