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Angkor Wat: a spoken word album
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Angkor Wat: a spoken word album

by luke kurtis

Angkor Wat: a spoken word album by luke kurtis is based upon his book of poetry and photography, also titled Angkor Wat. kurtis performs his poems over his original ambient electronic music composed specifically for each poem. Join the poet as he explores Cambodia, Khmer culture, and Buddhist spirituality.

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SKU: AW-alb Category: Music Tags: album, ambient, Buddhism, electronic, luke kurtis, poetry, spiritual, spoken word

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Additional information

Artist

luke kurtis

Date

4 Aug 2017

Format

LP (available as CD-R, digital download, streaming)

Catalog #

BDCD03 (spoken word)
BDCD04 (instrumental)

UPC

191061837121 (digital)
191091432648 (disc)

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