If someone asked me if I was a Noah and The Whale fan I would have said yes like I was sneezing or blinking. Of course I am, I thought everybody was… like the question…
Track of the Day
Track of the Day 24th May 2013 (Best of the Great Escape Festival): Luke Sital-Singh – Fail For You
Track of the Day 23rd May 2013 (Best of the Great Escape Festival): Dan Croll – Home
Track of the Day 22nd May 2013 (Best of the Great Escape Festival): London Grammar – Wasting My Young Years
Track of the Day 21st May 2013 (Best of the Great Escape Festival): Nick Mulvey – Juramidam
Track of the Day 20th May 2013 (Best of the Great Escape Festival): Moddi & Farao – Run To The Water
Track of the Day May 19th 2013: The Mispers – Lightship95
Track of the Day May 18th 2013: Emily Wells – Passenger
Track of the Day 17th May 2013: Noah and the Whale – 5 Years Time
Track of the Day 16th May 2013: Kodaline – All I Want
Track of The Day 15th May 2013: Kacey Musgraves – Blowin’ Smoke
Track of the Day 14th May 2013: Cocos Lovers – Bow and Arrow
Track of the Day 13th May 2013: Gavin James – Hole in My Heart
Track of the Day 12th May 2013: Field Report – Evergreen
Track of the Day 11th May 2013: Larry And His Flask – Closed Doors
Track of the Day 10th May 2013: Seasick Steve – Down On The Farm
Track of the Day 9th May 2013: Wilsen – Dusk
Track of the Day 8th May 2013: Keston Cobblers’ Club – Beam
Track of The Day 7th May 2013: Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeroes- Home
Track of the Day 6th May 2013: Christopher Paul Stelling – Flawless Executioner
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