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Where Kraftwerk Went Wrong… [part 2]
Yesterday we were examining the creative pitfalls that Kraftwerk, their genius notwithstanding, fell into. So far, their snags amounted to clinical digital synthesis/sampling, and overcooking the musical pot with Hütter’s penchant for favoring absolute control over creative play. The latter … Continue reading →
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Tagged Elektric Music, Karl Bartos, Kraftwerk, Ralf Hütter, Wolfgang Flur
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