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Clubbers’ Decktionary: Krautrock
22 February 2012
Krautrock, proper noun Eclectic style, originally German, mostly instrumental and usually combining a traditional rock band line-up (guitars, bass, drums) with electronic instruments; often characterised by a four-four time signature and stripped-back productions with the emphasis on the rhythm section employing mechanical, propulsive drum … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s experimental German rock and electronic music, Amon Duul, Ashra Tempel, Brian Eno, Can, Clubbers' Decktionary, Cluster, Conny Plank, Deerhunter, Deutsche Elektronische Musik, Dieter Dierks, Dieter Mobius, Faust, Fujiya & Miyagi, Hans-Joachim Roedelius, Harmonia, John Peel, Kluster, kosmische, Kraftwerk, krautrock, Michael Rother, Mouse On Mars, Neu!, Of Montreal, Popul Vuh, Radiohead, Scorpions, Soul Jazz Records, Stereolab, Tangerine Dream, The Horrors, The Invisible, The Mars Volta, The Secret Machines, Tortoise, Wilco
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