This week's tunes (7.12.20)

 Good heavens, would you look at the time! It's another weekly blast of music from yours truly! This week is a bit of a rushjob, I must admit, I've been too busy to curate properly, but instead you're getting some additional tunes! So, this is like when your dad comes home drunk, he might be a complete fuck up, but at least he brought you home some Maccas, right? 


This week we've got a selection from the following bands:                          

As always, the image will take you mobile users to the playlist, and a link is included for the browser crowd. I update with new playlists every week, giving some recommendations and
opinions on the music I listen to. Punk rock can be a hard genre to find recommendations from when you don't know any more than the most popular bands, so stuff like this is always helpful.

[Stealing the coal from your stocking to fuel my bin fire] - Em.

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