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Radioactive Sewage
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J. Vdek New York, New York
Born in Copenhagen in 1981 where he studied sociology and philosophy of science at Copenhagen University, J. Vdek began playing and recording music in the late 1990s while still at University. Emigrating to the U.S. in 2010 and Informed by his experiences as a member of Amnesty International, Vdek's harsh, bleak soundscapes combine electronics, improvisation, jazz, and experimental rock. ... more
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