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Dinger's side saw the drummer switching to guitar and vocals with the beat provided by dueling drummers, Klaus's brother Thomas Dinger and Hans Lampe.

The contradictory creative forces of guitarist Michael Rother and drummer Klaus Dinger were held together like two sides of a paradox, or the white and the yolk of an egg: interdependent yet clearly ...

The sound Rother, Dinger and Plank created across three albums between 1972 and 1975 – Neu!, Neu! 2 and Neu! ’75 – were instrumental in defining the shape this new musical form would take.

For this his vessels were Neu!, his duo with Klaus Dinger on seemingly motorized drums, and Harmonia, his quiet and candy-bright supergroup with Cluster.

WATCH: Klaus Dinger & Japandorf – Udon Second track taken from the final La Düsseldorf album, set for release next week Final La Düsseldorf Album Set For Release Japandorf, final record by Klaus ...

Following the recent release of Japandorf, Klaus Dinger's final album, David Stubbs talks to his widow and ex-bandmate Miki Yui Virtually unknown in Britain, Herbert Grönemeyer is a huge star in his ...

In Düsseldorf, Rother and his eventual Neu! bandmate, drummer Klaus Dinger, were in an early three-piece incarnation of Kraftwerk with Florian Schneider, Ralf Hutter briefly having left to study.

Tony Allen was an absolute giant, best known for being Fela Kuti’s drummer in the ’70s and thus helping to invent Afrobeat. The genre was once described by Brian Eno as one of the three beats of the ...