Indie/Rock Playlist: May 2015

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4th and Roebling

A Politician’s Silence

After Me

Alexia

An Animal

anarchy in the music scene

Away Too Long

Best I Can Do

Blind as Nigh

Born Slippy

Broken Record

Choked Out

Como

Cream on Chrome

Cutting the Cross

Dancing Dead Men

Daylights Gone

Different

Disciples

Disco

Doom

Drag

Drifting

Dumb

Easy Way Out

Elevator

Emily

Erase

Every Good Boy Does Fine

Every Kind of Way

Evie

Fandango

Feeling Ok

Figure It Out

Found You

Francois

Gold

Good for Me

Gráinne Mhaol, Queen of Pirates

Gurdjieff's Daughter - Live from Spotify, London

Hallucination

Headstoned

Heroine

He’s on Fire

Home

Housefire

I of the Storm

I Saw a Ghost

I’ll See You There

In Space

Interview the Girls

Irish Margaritas

Island

It’s All Just Pretend

Jerome (Liar)

Le Premier Reve

Letter to Love

Like Acid Rain

Lonely Town

Lucy

Magic Onion

Malachite

Mesopotamia

Midges

Milk Duds

Minimal Affection

Moony Eyed Walrus

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Mysterious

No Shade in the Shadow of the Cross

Not for Nothing

Of Course We Know

One Great Song and I Can Change the World

Piss Off

Powder Blue (radio edit)

Rainbow Road

Restless Year

Risers

Rising Heights

Rocketman

Ruckers Hill

Ruins

RUN

Runaway

Rundown (The Fire)

Running With the Wolves

Semantics

Skeletons

Sleepwalker

Slow Dance

Sofia

Solace

Somebody New

Somebody, Grab the Wheel

Song for Zoe & Gwen

Sore Eyes

Spools

Sprinter

Staring Contest

Stoic Resemblance

Strong Look

Swing Brother Swing

Take a Little Time

Takes Two

Tear in My Heart

Teenage Talk

The Best Way to Drown

The Fine Art of Hanging On

The Ghosts of Beverly Drive

The Hedonist

The Shade

The Sunday Mope

The Sunshine of Your Youth

The World Ender

Things Are Never Simple

To Die For

Together or Alone

Too Many People

Townie

Trevor Forever

Tricks

Two Tides of Ice

Two Weeks

Underline

Unhappy Ending

Unicenticorn

Vertigo

Wasps

Waster

What

What’s Real

When You’re Feeling Gentle

White Blackmail

Wilder Mind

Ye Ye Yamaha

You Don’t Look Twice

Young Girls

You’re Always Right

Youth