Get all 15 Claus Poulsen releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Vertical horizon (from THING split album), Surviving flies, Hands On (Voidtronica Chapter Two), Züüm, pp6, Dark Spectrum, Live at Mandagsklubben, How do you like your noise?, and 7 more.
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Talking to myself
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Deja vu
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Spinning away
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I skoven
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Is it really me
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Træ-techno
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Hau
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Claus Poulsen Copenhagen, Denmark
Learn how to listen to music and enjoy it more. Dynamic, electroacoustic, noise, freejazz and experimental music.
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