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Llyn Y Cwn Wales, UK
Llyn Y Cwn (Welsh - lake of the dogs) is a small lake at 715m in the Glyder mountain range of Snowdoina, North
Wales.
Ben Powell has been making electronic music for over 25 years, drawing inspiration from his native North Wales landscape and his participation on Arctic research cruises, Llyn Y Cwn is a field recording based dark ambient project with focus on atmosphere and environment.
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