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"Delay 1968 (Remastered)" is a CD release by the pioneering German band Can, issued by Spoon Records. This album features early recordings from 1968 that showcase the band's innovative approach to experimental rock and their foundational role in the development of krautrock. The remastered edition brings new clarity and depth to tracks like "Thief" and "Little Star of Bethlehem," highlighting Can's unique blend of psychedelic improvisation, hypnotic rhythms, and avant-garde soundscapes. Formed in Cologne in 1968, Can became renowned for albums such as "Tago Mago," "Ege Bamyasi," and "Future Days." Their influence extends across genres?from post-punk to electronic music?making them one of Germany?s most celebrated musical exports. Spoon Records has been instrumental in preserving Can?s legacy, consistently delivering high-quality reissues that honor the original spirit while enhancing audio fidelity for modern listeners.
German Rock
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