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Cluster's influence on the development of electronic music cannot be overstated. The original trio of Conrad

Schnitzler, Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Dieter Moebius released two seminal albums as Kluster before

Roedelius and Moebius replaced the K with a C and continued as a duo. They produced eight albums in their

most innovative period between 1971 and 1981, two of them together with another pioneer of electronic music,

Brian Eno.

Cluster anticipated much of what would later emerge in such varied styles as industrial, ambient, electro and even

synthpop. Some call Cluster's music avant-garde, others Krautrock or Kosmische Musik. Few would dispute their

immense influence on the music of younger generations, even though commercial success largely eluded them.

Hence their first album, as a microcosm of their entire oeuvre, made the list of "100 Records That Set The World

On Fire (While No One Was Listening)" in "The Wire" magazine, the ultimate purveyor of good taste.