This album is packed full of songs that equal or surpass the band's earlier efforts, with plenty of Hüsker Dü-like pathos and flashes of Byrdsian vocal harmony adding a joyous innocence to proceedings. As in their earlier work, there's the gruff vocals, aggressive yet melodic guitar, Keith Moon-style power drumming and the catchiest hooks since, well, the last Midway Still album.

After releasing their second album, "Life's Too Long", into the post-grunge world of 1993, Midway Still returned to the studio after a mere 17 year gap to record "Note To Self".

1. It Ain't Right
2. Note to Self
3. Drag to Care
4. Your Last Mistake
5. New Black World
6. It's Your Life
7. Staring At The Sun
8. Count Me Out
9. I Don't Care
10. In Your Room
11. Shadows
12. Claret

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 3/18/2012
Midway Still lives in London England

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Punk

1. Gimme Some by Nova Express: punk-n-roll
2. Filthy Dirty by Wicked boy: a wicked mix of ambient/jungle/trash trance
3. Cheat the Devil by The Young Werewolves: nippy post-punk retro rock with a bite
4. Sins of the Past by The Young Werewolves: nippy post-punk retro rock with a bite
5. Sweet Teen Killing Machine by Sweet Teen Killing Machine: don't go down into the cellar
6. Public Service Announcement by The Proper Authorities: pulse-pounding, booty-shaking rock
7. Requiem by Firesphere: Big epic dark heavy and soul shaking
8. Mojo Radio by Mojo Radio: dirty blues fo' yo' dirty minds
9. All the Days Have Gone Away by Firehead Jerry: a catchy blend of pop/folk/electro
10. The Cathedral and the Bazaar by Jackal and Wolf: cunning & ferocious rock music
11. File In Rhythm by Beight: highly listenable indie pop gems
12. Devastate the Details Instrumental by FUR: melodic fury meets post-punk, shoegaze, alternative
13. Light Lullabies for Skinny Monkeys by Louis Lingg and the Bombs: punk rock to blow your head off
14. The Get You Some Project by LOOT: eclectic hip-hop fused with rock, pop, and soul
15. We'll Go Down Fighting by The Suicide Denial: throw yourself into a melting pot of Green Day, The Killers, The offspring, My Chemical Romance and Red Hot Chili Peppers
16. The More I Want, The More I Get by Breaker: grit, guts, gall and Granite
17. The Introduction by Beat Under Control: jazz/dub intense electro funk
18. Truth by Dead Leaf Echo: dreamy shoe-gazing pop
19. The Ugly Army by Fresh Body Shop: modern alt-rock with a bluesy folk touch
20. Devastate the Details by FUR: melodic fury meets post-punk, shoegaze, alternative

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