Harmonia was a pioneering German krautrock and electronic music band formed in the early 1970s by the union of two already influential bands: Cluster (Dieter Moebius and Hans-Joachim Roedelius) and Neu! (Michael Rother). Their sound was a distinctive amalgamation of ambient textures, experimental electronic elements, and motorik beats characteristic of the krautrock movement. Harmonia produced a body of work that has had a lasting influence on a range of genres, from ambient to post-rock, and even modern electronic music.

Throughout their relatively brief but prolific existence, Harmonia cultivated a dedicated cult following that has only grown over the decades. Classic albums such as "Musik von Harmonia" (1974) and "Deluxe" (1975) showcase the band's ability to layer electronic sounds with intricate patterns and melodic lines, creating a soundscape that was ahead of its time. Despite disbanding in the late 1970s, their music continued to live on, evident in the belated releases such as "Live 1974," which captured the raw energy and improvisational prowess of their live performances. While Harmonia may have been short-lived, their influence persists, echoing through the annals of music history and continuing to inspire musicians and listeners alike.