Get all 53 Kevin Lux releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
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Invigorator
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Evolution
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It is not talking
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Groove Salad
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Jetsetters
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Ricochet
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Get it together
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Ear Candy
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Stratospheric
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Recurring Path
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Stygian
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Gary and the Forcefield
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Graviton
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Lift
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Drift
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Oasis in the Void
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Kevin Lux Chicago, Illinois
Kevin Lux has been creating his own original blend of electronic music for 40 years as of 2021. Formal worldwide releases
began in 1995.
Kevin’s music is a mixture of hardware/software technologies, always developing and evolving over time. Each album has a different theme by design.
2023: The original concept prior to 1995 called "!Pulss" is now back in production.
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