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My album of the week goes to the self-titled debut release from Bait.

Bait are made up of duo Michael Webster and Luke Branch, who are otherwise known as one-half of Southend indie band Asylums. Bait is a more earthy, visceral affair – heavier, angrier and more complex, yet still retaining a sense of fun and elation. You can buy it at Cool Thing Records.

Tonight’s playlist:

Senseless Things – Should I Feel It
Bait – Push The Elephant
Circa Waves – Fire That Burns
La Bete Blooms – Breaking In
Otoboke Beaver – Sawarantoite
Trusted – Good To Bad
Darling Buds – Evergreen
S*M*A*S*H – Erin
Trash – Rise Up
Kill For Eden – Woke Up Alone
Bait – Hate One Another Love Yourselfie
Desperate Journalist – Be Kind
Midway Still – Something And Nothing
Andy J Gallagher – I Don’t Wanna Be Like You
Afghan Whigs – Demon In Profile
Surge – Shame
Mantarays – Superstar
Oblong – S’Dim Ots Da Fi
The Rah’s – Sweet Talker
Bait – I’m Still Here
British Sea Power – Electrical Kittens
An Emotional Fish – Celebrate
New Fast Automatic Daffodils – Big
Heart Throbs – She’s In A Trance
Five Thirty – You
Trash Can Sinatras – One At A Time
Buffalo Tom – Taillights Fade
Jesus and Mary Chain – Far Gone And Out
Audioweb – Test The Theory
Gomez – Get Myself Arrested
Divine Comedy – Thrillseeker
Make Up – Born On The Floor