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Zuckerzeit (German:
Sugar Time) is the
third studio album by
German band Cluster,
released in 1974 on
Brain Records. It was co-produced by
Michael Rother...
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historian Julian Cope
included three Cluster albums—Cluster II (1972),
Zuckerzeit (1974), and
Sowiesoso (1976)—in his ****rock Top 50. The Wire included...
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recordings such as Kraftwerk's Autobahn, Neu!'s Neu! 75, and Cluster's
Zuckerzeit.
Several of
these artists would later distance themselves from the term...
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previous three albums,
while others echoed the
rhythmic style of
Zuckerzeit,
albeit with more of an edge.
Steven and Alan Freeman,
writing in their...
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relationship which would last
until 1975 and
include the
subsequent album Zuckerzeit as well as the
first two
Harmonia albums, a
group which included both...
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Starless and
Bible Black John
Coltrane –
Interstellar Space Cluster –
Zuckerzeit Henry Cow –
Unrest Tangerine Dream –
Phaedra Isao
Tomita – Snowflakes...
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countryside village of Forst,
releasing influential albums such as
Zuckerzeit (1974) and
Sowiesoso (1976).
Moebius would also draw on his
graphic design...
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complete his
contractual obligations. In his
absence Cluster recorded Zuckerzeit (1974), with
Rother credited as co-producer. The band's
second album Deluxe...
- album, 1975's Deluxe.
Rother also co-produced the 1974
Cluster album Zuckerzeit.
British musician Brian Eno, a fan of both
Cluster and Harmonia, joined...
- Neu! 2 (Neu!) Ralf und
Florian (Kraftwerk) 1974
Autobahn (Kraftwerk)
Zuckerzeit (Cluster) Andy
Nogger (Kraan) Free
Improvisation (Wired) 1975
Deluxe (Harmonia)...
