Daily Song Discussion #10: "Harmonika" ("Harmonica")
Kraftwerk (power-station in German) is an electronic music group originating from Düsseldorf, Germany in the late 60's. Revolutionary for their time, and greatly influential on ours, the group has released a steadily evolving output of ideas and sounds largely made with analog electronic instruments in their Kling Klang studio. In exploring the curious sounds of cars, trains, robots, computers, bicycles, among other things, Kraftwerk have made a lasting impression on modern music.
Daily Song Discussion #10: "Walcott"
For fans of the band Vampire Weekend
Daily Song Discussion #12: "There Was..."
For fans of Brit-pop band Pulp!
F1KU: "I remember when I plugged my fork into the electricity"
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Daily Song Discussion #9: "Wellenlänge" ("Wavelength")
Kraftwerk (power-station in German) is an electronic music group originating from Düsseldorf, Germany in the late 60's. Revolutionary for their time, and greatly influential on ours, the group has released a steadily evolving output of ideas and sounds largely made with analog electronic instruments in their Kling Klang studio. In exploring the curious sounds of cars, trains, robots, computers, bicycles, among other things, Kraftwerk have made a lasting impression on modern music.
Daily Song Discussion #9: "I Stand Corrected"
For fans of the band Vampire Weekend
Daily Song Discussion #11: "Everybody's Problem"
For fans of Brit-pop band Pulp!
Daily Song Discussion #8: "Spule 4" ("Reel 4")
Kraftwerk (power-station in German) is an electronic music group originating from Düsseldorf, Germany in the late 60's. Revolutionary for their time, and greatly influential on ours, the group has released a steadily evolving output of ideas and sounds largely made with analog electronic instruments in their Kling Klang studio. In exploring the curious sounds of cars, trains, robots, computers, bicycles, among other things, Kraftwerk have made a lasting impression on modern music.
Daily Song Discussion #8: "One (Blake's Got a New Face)"
For fans of the band Vampire Weekend
Daily Song Discussion #10: "Sink or Swim"
For fans of Brit-pop band Pulp!
Daily Song Discussion #7: "Strom" ("Current")
Kraftwerk (power-station in German) is an electronic music group originating from Düsseldorf, Germany in the late 60's. Revolutionary for their time, and greatly influential on ours, the group has released a steadily evolving output of ideas and sounds largely made with analog electronic instruments in their Kling Klang studio. In exploring the curious sounds of cars, trains, robots, computers, bicycles, among other things, Kraftwerk have made a lasting impression on modern music.
Daily Song Discussion #7: "Bryn"
For fans of the band Vampire Weekend
Daily Song Discussion #9: "Please Don't Worry"
For fans of Brit-pop band Pulp!
Daily Song Discussion #6: "Atem" ("Breath")
Kraftwerk (power-station in German) is an electronic music group originating from Düsseldorf, Germany in the late 60's. Revolutionary for their time, and greatly influential on ours, the group has released a steadily evolving output of ideas and sounds largely made with analog electronic instruments in their Kling Klang studio. In exploring the curious sounds of cars, trains, robots, computers, bicycles, among other things, Kraftwerk have made a lasting impression on modern music.
Daily Song Discussion #6: "Campus"
For fans of the band Vampire Weekend
Daily Song Discussion #8: "Looking for Life"
For fans of Brit-pop band Pulp!
Daily Song Discussion #5: "Klingklang" ("Ding Dong")
Kraftwerk (power-station in German) is an electronic music group originating from Düsseldorf, Germany in the late 60's. Revolutionary for their time, and greatly influential on ours, the group has released a steadily evolving output of ideas and sounds largely made with analog electronic instruments in their Kling Klang studio. In exploring the curious sounds of cars, trains, robots, computers, bicycles, among other things, Kraftwerk have made a lasting impression on modern music.
Daily Song Discussion #5: "M79"
For fans of the band Vampire Weekend
Daily Song Discussion #7: "In Many Ways"
For fans of Brit-pop band Pulp!
Daily Song Discussion #4: "Vom Himmel Hoch"
Kraftwerk (power-station in German) is an electronic music group originating from Düsseldorf, Germany in the late 60's. Revolutionary for their time, and greatly influential on ours, the group has released a steadily evolving output of ideas and sounds largely made with analog electronic instruments in their Kling Klang studio. In exploring the curious sounds of cars, trains, robots, computers, bicycles, among other things, Kraftwerk have made a lasting impression on modern music.
Daily Song Discussion #4: "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa"
For fans of the band Vampire Weekend
Daily Song Discussion #6: "Love Love"
For fans of Brit-pop band Pulp!
Daily Song Discussion #3: "Megaherz"
Kraftwerk (power-station in German) is an electronic music group originating from Düsseldorf, Germany in the late 60's. Revolutionary for their time, and greatly influential on ours, the group has released a steadily evolving output of ideas and sounds largely made with analog electronic instruments in their Kling Klang studio. In exploring the curious sounds of cars, trains, robots, computers, bicycles, among other things, Kraftwerk have made a lasting impression on modern music.
Daily Song Discussion #3: "A-Punk"
For fans of the band Vampire Weekend
Daily Song Discussion #5: "Blue Girls"
For fans of Brit-pop band Pulp!
