How detective fiction shaped the sound of Can
Can are one of the most innovative bands of all time. A portion of their sound was shaped by an unlikely source: detective fiction.
The Quietus25d
Irmin Schmidt
Few post-war musicians can match Irmin Schmidt’s creative drive, says Duncan Seaman. The veteran musician, composer and Can founder, talks about his Villa Wunderbar anthology of film music and solo ...
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Irmin Sauer-Wieth
Irmin Sauer-Wieth was a German artist who was born in 1907. Irmin Sauer-Wieth's work has been offered at auction multiple times. The artist died in 1996.
The Story Behind The Shot: Alfred Hitchcock’s psychological disorientation in the ‘Vertigo’ bell tower scene
Known for his many cinematic innovations, Alfred Hitchcock's dolly zoom may be his most recognisable. Check out its use in ...
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Damo Suzuki Remembered: “Life is so short, so face in front of you, not backside.”
Everybody in the band is quite special. And they had different interests in music. Jaki was free jazz, Irmin [Schmidt] was a conductor of an orchestra, Holger [worked with] Stockhausen and Michael ...
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Mute’s Can Live Series to Continue With ‘Live In Keele 1977’
Capturing late-period Can, the live album features the core lineup of Irmin Schmidt, Jaki Liebezeit, Holger Czukay and Michael Karoli, as well as bass from Rosko Gee. The latter taking on that role ...