Apelsin
Apelsin formed in Estonia in the early 1990s with Margus Tombak on vocals, Tõnis Mägi on guitar, Indrek Vaheoja on bass, and Raido Kurri on drums. Their debut...
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Apelsin formed in Estonia in the early 1990s with Margus Tombak on vocals, Tõnis Mägi on guitar, Indrek Vaheoja on bass, and Raido Kurri on drums. Their debut album 'Aeg Ei Peatu' came out in 1994, and its title track became a hit in Estonia. The song's lyrics about time not stopping seemed to connect with people there.
They kept releasing albums like 'Nagu Viimsel Ööl' in 1996, 'Unustatud' in 2000, and 'Kaua Sa Magad' in 2010. Other songs in their catalog include 'Edison,' 'Karulaul,' 'Laululilled,' and 'Lullaby Devilution.' Their music drew from rock, pop, and folk sounds.
Some of their lyrics touched on social issues and drew criticism at times. The band's lineup stayed consistent with those four members through their recordings.
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