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Things, Increasing
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Salutation
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Lokomotion
03:17
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Garlands
03:58
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Vegetable Kingdom
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Lucky Days
05:13
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Piva Piva
02:36
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Walzer No. 116
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Kap Wlodek Hanover, Germany
KAP WLODEK started as a rude lofi-project to realize music no one could ever buy in a record-store.
Obsessed with a
minimalistic sort of „artificial folk”, KAP WLODEK quickly became a large ensemble, released their début (Trikont, 1999), reached London, produced music for films, theatre and own „educational shows“. About 2005 the live-band crumbled and disappeared into the underground again.
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