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Trentemøller

Johnny James, Managing Editor

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Trentemøller

Church Leeds, Leeds
27-28 October 2018

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Trentemøller
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Copenhagen-based producer Anders Trentemøller finds beauty in melancholy. Intense and cinematic, his music sits somewhere between indie and electronic. Attend his bleak sermon at Church in Leeds. This exclusive DJ set will be his only UK performance this year.

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