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Produced in 1970, Guru Guru was a German prog rock and roll outfit whose largely instrumental function arranged the group squarely inside the boundaries of what’s commonly described decades later on as Krautrock. While guitarist Ax Genrich, Uli Trepte, and keyboardist/drummer (and Cluster collaborator) Mani Neumeier continued to be the …

Konrad Plank would be to Krautrock what Phil Spector would be to pop music, an inventive maker and collaborator with credits that add the endlessly influential rock and roll records that originated from Germany within the ’70s to obscure and not-so-obscure post-punk/fresh wave records from the past due ’70s and …

Les Vampyrettes was the music union of Krautrock legends Conny Plank and Holger Czukay. Using the mixed abilities of renowned manufacturer Plank (who acquired previously caused famous brands Kluster, D.A.F, and Cabaret Voltaire, along with numerous others), and ex – member of May, Holger Czukay, Les Vampyrettes was an inspired …