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Kraftwerk and the Electronic Revolution DVD

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This DVD reviews the career and music of Kraftwerk from their inception in the late 1960s (as pre-Kraftwerk ensemble Organisation) through their most celebrated period in the mid 1970s and culminating with their resurgence during the 1980s with the popularity of synth-pop and techno. The film further explores how Kraftwerk both fitted in and pulled away from the electronic wing of what is often lazily referred to as Krautrock. Sparing time also for many of the groups contemporaries from the same field and tracing the unfolding of electronics in German contemporary... music generally this programme presents a fascinating story previously untold on film. [show more]

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Released
22 September 2008
Directors
 
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Plastic Head 
Classification
Runtime
180 minutes 
Features
Colour, DVD-Video, PAL 
Barcode
0823564514192 
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Documentary retrospective on the music and career of the German electronic music pioneers. Formed in the late 1960s, Kraftwerk has influenced everyone from David Bowie and Coldplay to Siouxsie Sioux and Radiohead. The group's clinical, computer-driven sound has also been directly responsible for the development of the electronica, techno and synth-pop genres, to name but three.