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Terminal Toundra
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Cogito Ergo Sum
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Inflection Point
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Soap Bubbles
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Ionosphere
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Light Pillars
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Green Waves
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Proxima B
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KlausWerk Mexico
KlausWerk is a professor and researcher in Physics. Although I have not the musician formation, I consider myself a music enthusiast. I have been a faithful follower of electroacoustic music thanks to my dear brother (1966-2006), who he shared to me his tastes for groups this space music. This musical taste, I have put it into practice since three years ago. ... more
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