Can’s 1971 double album "Tago Mago" expanded their sonic palette, embracing a more abstract and ritualistic approach to their signature psychedelic grooves. The album is a landmark of experimental music, showcasing the band's mastery of extended improvisation and musique concrète techniques.
- "Tago Mago" was recorded at Can's personal studio in a converted cinema in Weilerswist.
- The album’s title is inspired by the Moroccan island of the same name, a place the band visited.
- "Tago Mago" reached number 47 on the UK Albums Chart.
Can were a German experimental rock band formed in Cologne in 1968. They were pioneers of the krautrock scene, known for their improvisational style and incorporation of electronic elements. By 1971, Can had already released their acclaimed debut album "Monster Movie" and were solidifying their unique sound.
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