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Neu! is the the influential German group formed by drummer Klaus Dinger and guitarist Michael Rother after their departure from Kraftwerk. They continued to work with former producer and mastermind Conny Plank on this, their groundbreaking self-titled 197

Neu! '75 is the third album from the German Krautrock pioneers Neu! Co-produced with longtime collaborator Conny Plank and capturing the growing ideological differences between founders Klaus Dinger and Michael Rother, the A-Side features Dinger and Rothe

Few bands match the pastoral beauty and majesty of Harmonia, the short-lived German band that existed from 1973 to 1976. The krautrock supergroup, brought together Dieter Moebius and Hans-Joachim Roedelius of Cluster, and Michael Rother of NEU!, who were

Harmonia was formed in the early '70s by Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Dieter Moebius of Cluster with Michael Rother of Neu!. Although this supergroup produced only two studio albums - 1974's Musik von Harmonia and 1975's Deluxe - they were very influential

It is a case of pop cultural archaeology. A search for traces in electronic music. After more than 30 years, lost tapes by Holger Czukay that he once recorded “for free disposal” have resurfaced. A sound meditation from 1997, now available for the first t

Groenland Records are proud to announce that, in April 2024, they will be releasing a document of a unique – if until now little-known – performance given by BRIAN ENO, HOLGER CZUKAY & J.PETER SCHWALM, in which they were accompanied by Raoul Walton and Je

NEU! ´86' is an archival record from the krautrock pioneers, released in 2010. It features some of their most out-there work, with material leaning on the electronic end of kosmische along with moments of ambient, synthpop, German new wave, and avant-rock

Maiden vinyl pressing for Stephan Mathieu’s immersive electro-acoustic reinterpretation of a David Sylvian’s experimental masterpiece, transforming its avant-ambient torchsongs into synaesthetically enhanced, starry-eyed thizz and drone bliss - Massive RI

Originally released in 1973, Neu!'s sophomore album finds the German legends further fine-tuning their Krautrock sound with the unstoppable 11-minute opener "Fur Immer" and simultaneously ushering in the concept of the remix with sped-up, slowed down and

“This is a special guy. Rare among fine musicians is one who never bit the industry weenie. This guy never did. He’s done nothing but superior work just the way he hears it. An understanding of space within the music, nothing there that doesn’t need to be