Klaus Lunde

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Klaus Lunde is a Norwegian musician and producer who uses the name of Xerxes for his recording projects, and who is most notable for 2005's The Mirror Formula.

He was born in 1973, and he started to producing music using an Amiga 500 computer at his age of 14. In 1996, after having gone through various experiments and compositional phases, he finally arrived at a style he could call his own which is referred as ambient music and downtempo. Since then, Klaus has spent most of his time developing this sound and will shortly showcase the results in his debut solo album. Currently he is a member of a demoscene involved music group and netlabel called Hellven and demoscene group Brainstorm.

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