Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rother formed NEU! with drummer and multi-instrumentalist Klaus Dinger in Düsseldorf, West Germany, in 1971. The group’s 1972 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "If you had asked me 50 years ago what I would be doing in a year, I wouldn't have had an answer," says Michael Rother over Zoom ...

Following their performances at Big Ears 2025, Michael Rother (Neu!, Harmonia) and Japanese singer-songwriter Eiko Ishibashi headed to NYC to play Knockdown Center on Sunday as part of the venue’s ...

This humble musical revolutionary would rather you not use the term "krautrock," but he's not offended by it. Credit: GRÖNLAND RECORDS The first three LPs by the former established the motorik ...

Fifty years from the release of their debut album, the music of the German duo NEU! sounds as fresh, intriguing, and arresting as it must have for those early adventurous and curious listeners. NEU!

Michael Rother, the Neu! co-founder who briefly played in Kraftwerk, has penned a tribute to his old schoolmate Florian Schneider for Uncut. The news of Schneider’s death last week, says Rother, “hit ...

Michael Rother, founding member of krautrock groups Neu! and Harmonia, has announced a new box set: Solo is out February 22 via Groenland. The box collects Rother’s first four solo records—Flammende ...

Rother and Dinger, along with their contemporaries – including Kraftwerk, Faust, Amon Duul II and Tangerine Dream – were post-war children of West Germany, whose ‘economic miracle’ went hand-in-hand ...

"Every time when I hear Hallogallo, I’m puzzled again. How did it happen?" Credit: Max Zerrahn The Stranger: What was it about Klaus Dinger that enabled you to create such amazing music in such a ...

BERLIN (Reuters Life!) - Four decades after recording one of the most influential German rock albums ever, Michael Rother of Neu! can finally play it live the way he always wanted to. At the age of 60 ...

Michael Rother of influential German band Neu! has revealed that he is a fan of Oasis track 'I Can See It Now'. The song, which originally featured on the Japanese version of 2005's Don't Believe The ...