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REVIEW: This Is What We’re Listening To 01.

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Written by Henry Chappell
‘This Is What We’ve Been Listening To’, is a little thing that we like to put semi-regularly (or whenever we feel like it), to give you a quick rundown of our new favourite tracks, all in one place because we like to make things as convenient for you as possible. Enjoy!
American Woman – Love Reptiles
A short and snappy single that gets better with every listen, that is strongly reminiscent of 90s garage rock.
Surf N Turf – LIME 
An extremely exciting single that shows much promise for 4 piece indie outfit, LIME, including catchy melodies coupled with a strong and punchy rhythm section, that you cannot help but move to.

"'This Is What We've Been Listening To', is a little thing that we like to put semi-regularly (or whenever we feel like it), to give you a quick rundown of our new favourite tracks"

 Everybody Else – Slow Time Mondays
A simplistic indie track, opening with an interesting guitar solo, that draws you in and leaves you wanting more.
Here’s the Thing – Sports Team 
With the vocals building in ferocity throughout, this track simply invites you to sing along, this is definitely one that will go down well in festival season.

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