Totally non-commercial, experimental, with tape manipulations and extensive use of echo, these groundbreaking album is from the first incarnation of well-known krautrock/electronic group Cluster. In 1970, Joseph Beuys pupils and art students Conrad Schnitzler and Dieter Moebius as well as the self-taught artist Hans-Joachim Roedelius entered the Rhenus Studio, which at the time still belonged to a church publishing house, as the ensemble Kluster. Supported by the legendary producer Conny Plank the trio recorded their first and by far the most radical album of the early German pop music avant-garde, later named „industrial“.
Released in a small edition of only 300 by the German label Schwann AMS Studio, this piece of art is completed by the unique plastic relief cover, supplemented with a text and picture insert. They split after their second album one year later, the rest musical history. As one of the rarest German Krautrock LPs ever it is now virtually impossible to find.
