The band's final studio album from their classic period, 'Out of Reach' saw Can further distilling their signature blend of hypnotic rhythms and avant-garde experimentation. It captures the group in a period of transition, offering a stark and often unsettling listen.
- Recorded at the band's legendary Can Studio in Weilerswist, the album features a sparser, more atmospheric sound than some of their earlier, more rhythmically dense work.
- 'Out of Reach' was released on July 1, 1978, by Mute Records, following the departure of vocalist Kenji Domae.
- The album received mixed reviews upon release, with some critics praising its experimental nature while others found it lacking the cohesive energy of previous Can efforts.
Can were a German experimental rock band formed in Cologne in 1968. They were pioneers of psychedelic rock and krautrock. This 1978 album marked a period of reduced activity for the band, with members pursuing solo projects.
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