Cluster Vinyl Records

Cluster is an electronic music duo formed in 1969 in West Berlin, Germany by Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Dieter Moebius. The duo has released over 30 albums over the span of their career and have become pioneers of the Krautrock, Ambient, and Avant-garde genres.

Some of their most famous albums include 1971's Kluster (which was released under the name Kluster before the band changed their name to Cluster), 1972's Cluster & Eno (with Brian Eno), 1977's Sowiesoso, and 1981's Curiosum. Their music is often characterized by its dreamy and experimental soundscapes.

Some of their most well-known songs include the classic Krautrock track "Ruckzuck" from their 1971 album Kluster, the ambient instrumental "Fur Luise" from Cluster & Eno, and the chill-out classic "Zum Wohl" from Sowiesoso.

An interesting fact about Cluster is that they have collaborated with a number of well-known musicians, including Brian Eno, Michael Rother of Neu!, and Conny Plank. They have also been credited as an influence on a number of bands, including Stereolab, The Flaming Lips, and Animal Collective.