From his early work with the pioneering Krautrock bands Cluster and Harmonia to his later solo recordings, Dieter Moebius remained one of the most innovative and prolific voices in contemporary electronic music, anticipating movements from ambient to techno years before the fact. Exploratory and prolific, Moebius remained active over a span of more than four decades, collaborating frequently with peers like Brian Eno, Conrad Plank, and Guru Guru's Mani Neumeier, and releasing new music until just before his death in 2015. His massive discography includes Krautrock essentials like Cluster's 1974 master stroke Zuckerzeit and 1983's proto-techno Plank/Neumeier collaboration Zero Set, as well as multiple completely solo outings. Hamburg-based label Bureau B released a wealth of Moebius' music, issuing some of his albums on vinyl for the first time and compiling collections such as 2022's posthumously released Solo Works.