Free Track Friday: Free MP3 downloads from Trash Talk, British Sea Power and more
All sorts of bands for all sorts of fans!
This week we've got free MP3 downloads for all the family from Trash Talk, British Sea Power, Middle Class Rut and Shimmering Stars. Streams where available.
**Track of the week**
Trash Talk - Eyes And Nines
The title track of the album of the band that everyone started calling 'incendiary' this year, which, to be fair, is a pretty accurate description. A tune to inspire student riots.
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Middle Class Rut - Thought I Was
Sounding not unlike Zeus playing Zeppelin covers, guitarist Zack Lopez has mastered his octave pedal, meaning that this two-piece's swaggering rock is gosh-darn huge.
British Sea Power - Living Is So Easy
The cult band return with their new album 'Valhalla Dancehall' on 10 January, but until then you'll just have to make do with this teaser track. AND LIKE IT.
Shimmering Stars - I'm Gonna Try
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