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Founding Can keyboardist Irmin Schmidt to drop contemplative new album ‘Requiem’ in April 2026

Bernard - Side-Line Staff February 25, 2026

German composer and keyboardist Irmin Schmidt will release his new album “Requiem” on 24 April 2026 via Mute Records and...

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