Best Krautrock
Released in 1974, 'Autobahn' is the fourth studio album by the German electronic band Kraftwerk. The record's title track occupies the entire first side of the vinyl release, utilizing synthesizers, electronic percussion, and tape echoes to evoke the experience of traveling on the German motorway. T...
David Bowie’s *Station to Station* is a pivotal 1976 rock album exploring themes of isolation and decadence. Characterized by its atmospheric soundscapes incorporating krautrock influences and experimental instrumentation, it marked a significant shift in Bowie's artistic direction. The album’s star...
Valonielu is the third studio album by Finnish psychedelic black metal band Oranssi Pazuzu, released in 2013. The album builds upon the band's established style of combining black metal elements with psychedelic rock and electronic textures. Oranssi Pazuzu formed in 2007 and is known for their exper...
Face Stabber is a 2019 studio album by Oh Sees, the rock group led by John Dwyer. Issued as an 18-track double album, it moves beyond concise garage-rock forms through extended performances shaped by psychedelic rock, progressive rock, jazz, and repetitive rhythms associated with krautrock. It is in...
A foundational text of Krautrock and avant-garde rock. 'Tago Mago' is characterized by its hypnotic, motorik rhythms, improvisational energy, and refusal to adhere to pop structures. Its raw, primal, and deeply influential on everything from Krautrock to modern electronic music. Its a visceral journ...
