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September Breeze
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Mt. Erebus
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Entangled
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The Only Way to Be Sure
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Unexplained Light
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Jakub Kasperkiewicz Wrocław, Poland
Jakub resides in Wrocław, Poland. He uses electric guitar to produce minimalist and organic ambient passages, with occasional intrusions into space rock territories. Improvisation is central to his compositions, which are meant to be heard live. He is constantly torn between natural guitar sounds and their abstract deformations. ... more
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