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With the sounds of The Beatles and Beach Boys in their heads, The Lemon Twigs have spent their lives in search of perfect pop: On their new album they may have found it

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With the sounds of The Beatles and Beach Boys in their heads, The Lemon Twigs have spent their lives in search of perfect pop: On their new album they may have found it

“We didn’t let anything fly that wasn’t perfect” – Michael D’Addario on the Lemon Twigs’ latest album, A Dream Is All We Know

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