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Mutter Erde
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klangdicht Berlin, Germany
"Klangdicht" is the current music project by Berlin based electronic musician Robert Sigmuntowski. The name "Klangdicht" is
a combination of the two words "Klang" ("sound") and "dicht" ("dense") and means "dense sound" or can be a synonym for "sonorous".
"Klangdicht" stands for hand-crafted minimalistic and long drone sounds, for music pieces that are characterized by slow development.
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