Kraftwerk at Tate Modern review: 'A timeless expression of wide-eyed wonder' @GuardianMusicOfficial

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Kraftwerk at Tate Modern review: 'A timeless expression of wide-eyed wonder'

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Kraftwerk have begun their retrospective residency at London's Tate Modern, playing each of their eight albums on successive nights in the Turbine Hall. Alexis Petridis assesses the German electronic pioneers' impact on rock music, and how the visual presentation of their stunning live show sets them apart from other bands

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