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The latest in an ongoing series of live albums proves once again that Can were far from a spent force on stage in the post-Damo era, writes Joe Banks

Pom Poko have shared a "grungy and heavy hitting" new single 'Growing Story' and announced a 2024 UK tour.

Oslo band Pom Poko will release their third album, 'Champion,' on August 16.

Damo Suzuki, who has died aged 74, was a musician best known for the three years he spent as vocalist with Can, leading lights in the movement that became known as Krautrock; his tenure coincided with the band’s heyday, and he sang – and spoke, muttered, intoned, chanted and shrieked – on their three best albums, Tago Mago, Ege Bamyasi and Future Days.

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It is tempting to paint Damo Suzuki, the singer for legendary krautrock band Can, as some sort of musical shaman. And frankly, the video footage that exists of him makes it easy to do so.

The Japanese musician performed and recorded with the German krautrock band for a short but important period in the early 1970s

Japanese vocalist Damo Suzuki, who performed as the lead vocalist for the krautrock icons Can, passed away at the age of 74. - Damo Suzuki, Legendary Can Vocalist Passes Away At 74

Damo Suzuki, the Japanese-born singer for legendary German experimental group Can, has died. He was 74.

The iconic and celebrated former Can vocalist Damo Suzuki has died, aged 74. The news was reported this morning by Can's record label Spoon Records."His boundless creative energy has touched