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Megapolis (LP version)
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Megapolis (Radio Edit)
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Lemon Trees Tallinn, Estonia
Lemon Trees play life-affirming post-punk. Bright, dynamic songs with sharp, jangle guitars and catchy melodies. School of the 80's. Universities of the 90's. Among undeniable influences are U2 and The Smiths. Band members describe their music as: It sounds just like if Robert Smith had always been happy ... more
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