Music Montag: Kraftwerk Kover Kollection by DJ Food<\/a><\/h3>\nby James Glazebrook<\/span><\/h4>\n\n<\/a><\/p>\nTomorrow Kraftwerk<\/strong> start a week-long retrospective series at MoMA in New York<\/a>, performing one seminal album each night, backed by 3D visualisation. Now\u00a0I know they are from D\u00fcsseldorf, not Berlin BUT: we can reach them by der Autobahn<\/em> and everyone everywhere has been influenced by the Men Machines – Berlin’s electronic musicians included. <\/p>\nProving this point (the second point, not the Autobahn thing) is Ninja Tune’s DJ Food<\/strong>, who for six years running compiled hour-long mixes of cover versions, sample-heavy tracks or songs that obviously owe a debt to the D\u00fcsseldorf quartet. Check out Food’s website<\/a> for more infectious fanboy-ism (including his own artwork for the mixes) or listen via the players below, as he seamlessly blends the Werk<\/em> of David Byrne, Erasure, Whitney Houston, Jay-Z and Rammstein(!). Kling Klang!<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n Tomorrow Kraftwerk<\/strong> start a week-long retrospective series at MoMA in New York<\/a>, performing one seminal album each night, backed by 3D visualisation. Now\u00a0I know they are from D\u00fcsseldorf, not Berlin BUT: we can reach them by der Autobahn<\/em> and everyone everywhere has been influenced by the Men Machines – Berlin’s electronic musicians included. <\/p>\n Proving this point (the second point, not the Autobahn thing) is Ninja Tune’s DJ Food<\/strong>, who for six years running compiled hour-long mixes of cover versions, sample-heavy tracks or songs that obviously owe a debt to the D\u00fcsseldorf quartet. Check out Food’s website<\/a> for more infectious fanboy-ism (including his own artwork for the mixes) or listen via the players below, as he seamlessly blends the Werk<\/em> of David Byrne, Erasure, Whitney Houston, Jay-Z and Rammstein(!). Kling Klang!<\/p>\n