
Lewsberg was a Dutch post-punk / indie rock quartet from Rotterdam, The Netherlands, comprising Arie van Vliet (vocals, guitar), Michiel Klein (guitar), Shalita Dietrich (bass) and Marrit Meinema (drums). The group named itself after writer and fellow Rotterdammer Robert Loesberg, famous for his controversial cult novel Enige defecten (1974). The book is the main source of inspiration for the band with its portrayal of the counterculture and urban cynicism of the 1960s and 1970s.
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The Corner
Cold Light of Day
Getting Closer
Sweets
Six Hills
The Smile - Original Edit
An Ear To The Chest
In Your Hands
Through The Garden
Angle Of Reflection
From Never to Once
Terrible
At Lunch
Communion
Left Turn
Without A Doubt
A Different View
Departure
Non-fiction Writer
All Things - continued
Trained Eye
Table For Two
Going Places
All Things
Canines
Jacob's Ladder
Chances
Dependency
Vaan
The Door
Debbie
The Joy Of Spring
Out For Milk
The Smile
Interlude
There's A Poet In The Bushes
Edith
Standard Procedures
Carried Away
The Playground
Benefit Of The Doubt
Vicar's Cross, Pt. 2
Vicar’s Cross Pt. 2
Through The Garden - single edit
During the Service
Nature
Cold Night
All Things (Continued)
The Smile (original edit)
There’s A Poet In The Bushes
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