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Fifty years ago, German rock groups including Neu!, Can and Kraftwerk created an eclectic sound that had never been heard before. It remains as exhilarating as ever.

Coke Studio is bringing music closer to fans in the real world through a partnership with the Hey Neighbour Music Festival, a one-of-a-kind, three-day music festival in Mzansi...

After the recent announcement of their  new studio album, Bauhaus Staircase out now  synth pioneers Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark (OMD) reveal details of their return to the stage, with the band taking to the globe next year with South Africa tour dates in toe. Across February & March 2024, OMD will play 22 dates across the…

Fifty years from the release of their debut album, the music of the German duo NEU! sounds as fresh, intriguing, and arresting as it must have for those early adventurous and curious listeners. NEU! 50! collects their recordings of in a 5-CD box set that presents all four original albums and a tribute disc featuring interpretations and remixes from The National, Mogwai, IDLES, Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor, and more. A 5-LP vinyl version includes the first three original albums and the tribute.

Radio X takes a trip through the year of Bizarre Love Triangle, Sledgehammer, Kiss, You Can Call Me Al and Bigmouth Strikes Again.

The German electronic group, who are coming to Aoteroa, influenced the course of pop.

The group co-founded by Ralf Hütter in 1970 promises audiences cutting-edge visuals alongside genre-creating music.

This publication isn’t only a celebration of Kraftwerk’s 50 years of creativity, it also gets into the circuitry of their story.

Celebrating the return to touring of Kraftwerk, one of music’s most innovative bands.

When a legendary rock band has just one or two original members left, is it legit or a tribute act?