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“Everybody said we couldn’t play like the American and English groups. We didn’t want to play like them”: Irmin Schmidt isn’t surprised that Can’s music has endured for so long

50 years after the release of Soon Over Babaluma, the founding keyboardist reflects on what he calls “the last of our best albums”

In Memoriam: A tribute to the musicians we lost in 2024

In Memoriam: A tribute to the musicians we lost in 2024

Musicians who died in 2024 include Paul Di'Anno, Wayne Kramer, Dickey Betts, Steve Harley, Duane Eddy, Steve Albini and more

Punches, sweary protests and legendary voiceovers – take the Thursday quiz

Punches, sweary protests and legendary voiceovers – take the Thursday quiz

Twenty questions on notable pop culture, sporting and political figures we lost this year. How will you fare?

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“It was something we’d never heard before. He was creating it on the spot – you went along with what was happening”: David Blackwell of The Lovely Eggs names Can as his prog heroes, and recalls the time he played with half of them

Psych-punk drummer says his duo took inspiration from the krautrock pioneers’ ability to twist pop ditties into heavy drone experiments

Damo Suzuki obituary

Singer whose idiosyncratic performances helped the German band Can stretch the limits of experimental rock

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Listen to an excerpt from Can's latest Live series release

Legendary krautrockers Can will release Live In Paris 1973 in February

Can: Tago Mago - Album Of The Week Club review

Can's Krautrock masterpiece Tago Mago was an album that realigned rock, commencing countdown for 21st-century music

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‘Having limits is boring’: experimental survivor Damo Suzuki on Can, cancer and krautrock

‘Having limits is boring’: experimental survivor Damo Suzuki on Can, cancer and krautrock

Now the subject of a documentary, the Japanese musician persevered with his never-ending world tour while undergoing 40 surgeries for cancer in three years. ‘Music is healing,’ he says

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