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Krautrock, n.
Brit. |ˈkraʊtrɒk|, U.S. |ˈkraʊtˌrɑk|
[‹ kraut n. + rock n.3]
Any of various experimental styles of popular music associated with German groups of the 1970s, generally characterized by an improvisatory, electronic, moody sound and either a nonexistent or weak rhythm or a prominent mechanical rhythm.
1972New Musical Express 23 Dec. Faust..are a single-handed justification of all the ballyhoo that's been kicked up about Krautrock in recent years. 1975L. Bangs Psychotic Reactions (1987) 154 Everybody has been hearing about kraut-rock, and the stupnagling success of Kraftwerk's ‘Autobahn’ is more than just the latest evidence in support of the case for Teutonic raillery. 1996Q Jan. 126/1 It is for the most part an elaborate dabble in the feedback layers of krautrock and the wafting ethereality of Spiritualized Electric Mainline. 2003Time Out N.Y. 15 May 137/2 The four lasses..reveal a sprawling good good taste, hitting such disparate points as krautrock grooves and classic pop songcraft with keen-eared drama and energy.
Derivatives. Krautrocker n. a performer or aficionado of Krautrock.
1976Sounds 26 June He'll keep busy doing the translations for the original ethnic *Krautrocker Udo Lindenberg's effort to find Lebensraum in British record shops. 1999J. Cope Repossessed 12 As a 15-year-old Krautrocker in Deutsche Tamworth, I had often wished to talk to Chippy, but the guy totally dissed me. 2001Guardian 24 July ii. 15/5 The record was produced by the author, krautrocker and libertine Brian Barritt. |