My Last FM Top 20 (week 7)

Again, this list is somewhat weighted by the fact I've been writing about many of these for other folk. Again, there's an R listed next to those ones, for that reason. Again, there's a gigantic dust cloud outside my window, fucking with my brain.

1R (5) Daniel Johnston
Damn, but I love his new album now. Feature finally written for a forthcoming issue of Rolling Stone (Australia).
2R (8) Vivian Girls
Review written for The Vine. B-day is nearly upon us.
2R (-) Pastels/Tenniscoats
Interview finally written up for The Quietus. Album still a favourite with everyone.
4R (2) Witch Hats
Interview written up for The Vine. Writhe, damn you, writhe!
5R (1) Wild Beasts
6R (-) The Clean
Awesome new album from awesome old band.
7R (-) Spiral Stairs
He's the dude from Preston School Of Industry, in case you were wondering.
8R (11) Wavves
Pure Dr Mix And The Remix, now I think about it.
9R (-) The Raincoats
For my Spanish column. But mainly for myself.
10 (11) The Deadnotes + The Legend!
What is it about this pairing? I just can't stop myself from listening to them!!
11R (-) El Perro del Mar
Good, but not her best.
12R (13) Las Kellies
For my new Bust magazine column. I am very excited!
13 (-) M
Yes, M.
13 (-) The Songs
People tell me they carry on the fine tradition of Flying Nun, of The Go-Betweens. I remain a fraction unconvinced at such heady claims but am willing to carry on listening...
15 (-) Little Joe Cook
Yep, that Little Joe Cook. Sang 'Stormy Monday Blues', apparently.
15 (-) Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
'Rub Up, Push Up', from Island 40 Volume 2: 1964-1969 - Rhythm & Blues Beat... the song that invented The Selecter. No small praise.
15 (-) The Skatalites
"Get up in the morning, slaving for bread, sir, so that every mouth can be fed/Poor me..." Oh wait. That's Desmond Dekker.
18 (-) Buzzcocks
Every chart needs a little Buzzcocks every now and then.
19 (-) Inez Foxx
Oh come on. You know who Inez Foxx is. Or rather, you know what Inez Foxx does...
19 (-) Dexys Midnight Runners