Yes we have a filthy mouth and a filthy mind but hopefully you’ll find our country/folk themed playlist C**trified a little more wholesome than its title. Inspired by our interview with Texan songwriter Micah P Hinson this week (online next week) and his imminent covers album, we thought we’d share some of his and our favourites, old and new, with y’all.

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So this weekend is the Rob Da Bank curated Isle of Wight extravaganza that is Bestival. For those not going please take this offering of our Bestivale Maximale Spotify playlist as salt for your open wounds. Once you get over the hurt we’re sure you’ll enjoy some of the music from a selection of the artists playing this weekend. See you on the other side.

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After a non spotify playlist last week we welcome back the spotted goodness for those keen enthusiasts out there. The playlist appropriately titled ‘Bring It Back’ is set to blow your minds and has recently been voted ‘Best Playlist Of The Week’ by our postman Alexander who listened to it with his buddies instead of going to work yesterday. We hope you share his sentiments.

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This week we have a retro-inspired playlist from Music Mule fan, DJ Marigold a.k.a Gouldielocks. It’s a little bit outside the scope of what you’d normally find on these indie-centric pages which is exactly why we’re sharing it with you. Ch-ch-ch-change(s) is sometimes good! ‘So Good On Paper, So Romantic but So Bewildering.’ Couldn’t have put it better Carly!

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In honour of next week’s American gig of the week artist, today’s Spotify playlist features some good ole and new North American rock for y’all to stick your teeth into. Some hard, some soft, some sloppy, some tight, some sharp, some blunt. We’ll let you decide which is which. In there you’ll find a great new track from this week’s interviewee Telekinesis and one of next weeks featured artists The Strange Boys.

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A Spotify playlist featuring some of the best artists playing East London’s FIELD DAY festival this Saturday, August 1st. There are still some tickets for sale so get listening and get involved. Take a look at the Music Mule festival preview for some of these tracks as mp3s and a little low down on the bands.

Oh and if you haven’t seen the HBO series Eastbound and Down yet then we highly recommend you get on the case.

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This week’s Music Mule playlist unintentionally ended up containing a healthy animal representation which in turn made us think what the hell, why don’t we make another completely animal based playlist too and why don’t we get you to collaborate on it? There’s no reason why I tell you! The only rule is there must be some animal reference. Add your tracks to this list, hell even mess with the order if you must.

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Bee: Shark:Eagle:Cuckoo:Monkey:Bat

So in way of a Latitude Festival preview this week you get a brand spanking new Spotify playlist featuring the best of the weekend’s entertainment in store for those lucky enough to be heading across to Suffolk. Absolute must sees for us include Music Mule favourites: The Temper Trap, We Have Band, Lykke Li, St Vincent, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Passion Pit, Chairlift Local Natives and we suppose that new kid on the block Thom Yorke will be worth a watch too.

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So we’ve finally got round to perfecting our second official Spotify playlist for you. Still riding high on last week’s Pixies ticket fever we tip our cap to Francis Black and co a little. Other highlights include The Horrors, White Denim, Amazing Baby, Alela Diane and The Antlers. Plenty of new and not so new tracks for you to sink your teeth into. Please leave links to your playlists in comments.

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If you haven’t discovered Spotify yet then it is time. Millions of tracks at your fingertips for free. Quite handy even with the advert every five tunes. Download it and then check out my Friday playlist featuring Passion Pit, Deerhunter and The Soft Pack to name a few. This may become a regular feature if it proves popular. Leave some comments and let me know what you think.