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Why Can’s Irmin Schmidt calls Soon Over Babaluma “the last of our best albums”
By Chris Wheatley published
50 years after the release of Soon Over Babaluma, the founding keyboardist reflects on what he calls “the last of our best albums”

Jethro Tull grace the cover of the new issue of Prog Magazine, which is on sale now!
By Jerry Ewing published
Plus Kevin Godley, Ghost Of The Machine, Mike Ratledge, Can, Cardiacs, Amplifier, Karmakanic, Envy Of None and more...

In Memoriam: A tribute to the musicians we lost in 2024
By Classic Rock Magazine published
Musicians who died in 2024 include Paul Di'Anno, Wayne Kramer, Dickey Betts, Steve Harley, Duane Eddy, Steve Albini and more

When David Blackwell of The Lovely Eggs played with half of Can
By Julian Marszalek published
Psych-punk drummer says his duo took inspiration from the krautrock pioneers’ ability to twist pop ditties into heavy drone experiments

The Can albums you should definitely listen to
By Kris Needs published
Can's classic releases sound only like themselves, yet the band's influence lives on. These are their best albums

Can share new live clip from 1977 line-up featuring Rosko Gee
By Jerry Ewing published
Legendary krautrockers Can will release Live In Aston 1977 in May

The 6 prog bands John Lydon says he loves
By Paul Travers published
Hawkwind, Van der Graaf Generator and even Pink Floyd – they’ve all had ex-Sex Pistols singer John Lydon’s stamp of approval

Former Can vocalist Damo Suzuki dead at 74
By Jerry Ewing published
Damo Suzuki fronted the iconic German band Can from 1970-1973 and remained an inquisitive musical spirit to the end

Listen to an excerpt from Can's latest Live series release
By Jerry Ewing published
Legendary krautrockers Can will release Live In Paris 1973 in February

“They sort of jiggled around for a while until someone found something and took hold of it and the rest went, ‘Great!’” The Cure co-founder Lol Tolhurst’s love for Can
By Julian Marszalek published
Drummer appreciated krautrock heroes from his early days, along with King Crimson, ELP and others
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