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Again
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Where's the sunshine?
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We'll always have Paris
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Seen Inbetween
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When to let go
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Sound Bites
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I hear you
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Population one
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The Metatrons Hitchin, UK
Hello! We are The Metatrons. We make fuzzy riot-pop guitar music that will make you feel all tingly.
Polly is the
singer, Rico is the bass player, Steve is the drummer and Simon plays the guitar. We are from Hitchin, a small town in the UK. We play lots of gigs and would like to play more so ask us to come and play where you live and we'll probably do it. Ta for looking x
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