Magnet Magazine — Like the Grateful Dead, its offshoot Dead & Company and its further-out ancillary jam-byproduct Phish, Kraftwerk has forever had a varied-ages, multi-racial following that floats from tour to tour and show to show. They take in the varied, differing ... more info

Obscure Sound — A spacey electronic success from German/Spanish producer BRUCK’LYN, “Moonshot” unveils a pulsating progressive house appeal throughout. The project represents the alias of Joern Kocken, who notes the Kraftwerk album Die Mensch-Maschine as havin... more info

New York Post — The electro pioneers will entertain at the Beacon Theatre on March 14. more info

Antimusic Rock — Kraftwerk, with legendary electro pioneer Ralf Hutter, will return to North America to commemorate their breakthrough album Autobahn more info

Stereogum — Last year, Tony Hawk helped promote Kraftwerk’s LA residency by flexing the German electronic band’s custom skateboard deck. Now, he’s announcing their 2025 North American tour with a video of him shredding on a ramp. more info

Stereogum — For the past three years, the Cruel World festival has been bringing the stars of ’80s goth, post-punk, and new wave to Southern California. The greater Los Angeles area has long been a stronghold for gloomy British rock, and the festival has be... more info

Magnet Magazine — 50 years ago today, Kraftwerk released Autobahn. Wegweisend! Check out our 120 Reasons To Live on Kraftwerk: The post Kraftwerk Released “Autobahn” 50 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Michael Rother (Neu!, Kraftwerk, Harmonia, Cluster). Remember the great adventure. Read Lloyd Cole in MAGNET on Neu!: The post Happy Birthday Michael Rother (Neu!, Kraftwerk, Harmonia, Cluster) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Ralf Hütter (Kraftwerk). Man called aerodynamic. Read East River Pipe in MAGNET on Kraftwerk: The post Happy Birthday Ralf Hütter (Kraftwerk) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Stereogum — Last year, Ryuichi Sakamoto tragically passed away at age 71. Before his death, Fennesz, David Sylvian, Dev Hynes, Cornelius, and more contributed to a tribute album for the legendary Japanese musician, and today Kraftwerk honored him with a cover... more info