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AUX minor
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Finding form
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The space between
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Bavarian seas
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Lustbrot
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Claus Poulsen Copenhagen, Denmark
Claus Poulsen is an improvising musician and producer living in Copenhagen, Denmark, who has been a part of the electronic
and experimental scene since 1995.
CP plays both non-instruments (amplified objects, dictaphone, turntable, bonsai tree), instruments (string instruments, keyboards, percussion) and electronics (laptop, effects, synthesizer).
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