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Düsseldorf School (Krautrock) : ウィキペディア英語版 | Düsseldorf School of electronic music
The Düsseldorf School a style of electronic music that emerged in the 1970s, shaped by Düsseldorf-based artists like Kraftwerk, Cluster, Can and Neu!. The style is characterized by synthesizer melodies, rhythmic bass lines and prominent drums. Most works were instrumental; vocals were used sparingly. The term is commonly used in opposition to the contemporary movement known as the Berlin School. ==Early works== The early albums of Kraftwerk and Can are very different from the later more commercial work. Albums like ''Kraftwerk'' and ''Kraftwerk 2'' are very experimental, with hard drumming, electronic violin and manipulated electronic flute.
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