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How Can found themselves on Top of The Pops with I Want More

By Malcolm Dome Last updated

In 1976 krautrock pioneers Can released I Want More as a single and found themselves in the UK Top 30 and on Top Of The Pops!

Interviews
Neu!, Harmonia and early Kraftwerk guitarist Michael Rother
The Krautrock albums you should definitely own

By Chris Roberts Published

Buying guide Krautrock runs a truly revolutionary gamut from avant-garde dance to proggy space rock to minimalist electronica and beyond – and these are its best albums

Buying guide
Can circa 1976
Can release excerpt from upcoming Live In Brighton 1975 album

By Jerry Ewing Published

Legendary krautrockers Can release Live In Brighton 1975, the second in a series of live releases, in December

Albums
Sexiest Prog Songs Ever
The 10 Sexiest Prog Songs... Ever

By Jerry Ewing Last updated

They said it couldn't be done, but we did it. Prog Magazine editor Jerry Ewing dons his silkiest cape to deliver the sexiest prog songs known to humankind

Tracks & Singles
Can onstage
Can release new live clip from upcoming Live In Stuttgart 1975 release

By Jerry Ewing Last updated

Legendary krautrockers Can announce series of new live releases starting with Live In Stuttgart 1975 in May

Bands & Artists
Can in 1975
Krautrock, communism and chaos: the anarchic story of Can

By Geoff Barton Published

Avant-garde Germans Can influenced everyone from Bowie to Mark E. Smith and beyond. Geoff Barton looks at their cult appeal and legacy

Albums
Irmin Schmidt
Irmin Schmidt releases trailer video for new live album

By Jerry Ewing Published

New album Nocturne will feature two new piano pieces

Albums
street artist and Pure Evil gallery own Charles Uzzell-Edwards with his record collection
Artist Charles Uzzell-Edwards let us rummage through his record collection

By Jo Kendall Last updated

Street artist and gallery owner Pure Evil (actually a very polite Charles Uzzell-Edwards) gives us a guided tour of his record collection

Interviews
Martin Millar holding up a copy of Hawkwind's Space Ritual record
My Record Collection: novelist and Hawkwind fan Martin Millar

By Jo Kendall Last updated

Glasgow-born, but known for his Brixton-based cosmic punk fiction, the novelist with the award-winning sci-fi alter ego Martin Scott blows the pixie dust from his proggier pleasures.

Interviews
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Irmin Schmidt announces rare live shows

By Prog Published

The founder of Can announces three rare live solo dates and the vinyl release of Villa Wunderbar.

Concerts & Shows
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