Countdown to 2014

Here are the 50 most listened to bands of 2013:

Countdown to 2014 by jim_bomb on Grooveshark


The Stone Roses
916

Рубль
622

Happy Mondays
465

The Courteeners
454

Tequilajazzz
436

Сплин
337

Бумбокс
323

Ундервуд
319

Orbital
310

Воплі Відоплясова
257

Ляпис Трубецкой
233

The Charlatans
211

Aphex Twin
208

808 State
202

Reinhard Voigt
195

Мумий Тролль
195

Cage the Elephant
194

The Bodines
188

Inspiral Carpets
178

Boards of Canada
177

New Order
174

Arctic Monkeys
174

Kasabian
173

Nathan Fake
161

Tokyo Police Club
160

Superchunk
155

Ellen Allien
147

Echo & the Bunnymen
146

Vennaskond
144

ESG
143

The Thermals
140

The Jesus and Mary Chain
137

Kraftwerk
136

The Twang
136

Flunk
135

The Wedding Present
135

Mogwai
133

65daysofstatic
133

Kapten Röd
133

The Orb
131

Stanton Warriors
131

Curve
130

The Orwells
130

Blood Red Shoes
128

The Fall
127

The Wonder Stuff
124

...И Друг Мой Грузовик
123

A Guy Called Gerald
120

I Am Kloot
118

Talco
118

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