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Lay Down Lady
02:39
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Shot To The Moon
03:53
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Dig The Sign
03:07
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Hypokrates
03:01
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Borderliner
05:05
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Rocking Rocco
02:45
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We Are So Bad
03:25
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Gents On Dope
02:13
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Vote For Me
03:01
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Modest Lush Enschede, Netherlands
Modest Lush was formed in 2008 by Fikki Freudenberg, Frank Zorn, and J. H. Angelus. All members played in a Kraut Punk Band named Schmabreux before. Up to now they released two EPs, Borderline (2009) and Shot to the Moon (2012).
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