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Koreatown Blues
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Business Blues
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Calabasas Blues
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Incantation Blues
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Letcher Blues
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Refrigerator Hum Blues
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Wrecking Ball Blues
03:24
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Late Train Blues
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Joshua Tree Blues
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Caspar Sonnet Portland, Oregon
Caspar Sonnet (b.1976) is a sound artist and performer who's work focuses on decay, distance and disfigurement. He mainly works with prepared lap steel, amplification, tape and seldomly voice. He is also the operator of Andromache Records and curates shows in the greater pacific northwest. ... more
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