Just Listen: Memory Foam – Flatsharing Is A Terrible Idea

Posted by popped music on August 8, 2017 · Leave a Comment 

Memory Foam

Words: Elena Katrina

We recently lost one of our beloved indie bands (The Maccabees) so any band that can help stuff the, now, gaping crevice of our jingly-jangly-indie-loving heart is alright by us – and Memory Foam do just that with their debut track Flatsharing Is A Terrible Idea. For a debut single I’m pretty impressed with this – I literally know nothing about them, but what I do know is that I need more of this, and I don’t like waiting 😉

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