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Strommasten Dortmund, Germany
Galant tingeln Strommasten zwischen dem sterilen, kantigen Elektropop der 80er und überdrehtem Poprock der 2010er, scheuen keine Grenzüberschreitungen und denken erst gar nicht daran sich stilistisch treu zu bleiben.
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