Krautwerk is a project that embodies the pioneering spirit and experimental nature of the iconic Krautrock genre, drawing its inspiration from the innovative and exploratory music scene that blossomed in Germany in the late 1960s and 1970s. The project's name itself is a nod to its musical roots, marrying "Kraut," a term associated with German rock music of that era, known for its avant-garde blends of electronic sounds, psychedelic rock, and improvisation, with "werk," suggesting a workshop or factory of creative output.

Through their series of releases, notably the years marked from 1971 to 1975, alongside titles such as "Fenster," "Neuling," and "Computerrock," Krautwerk pays homage to the rich textures and innovative soundscapes that characterized the Krautrock movement. Each album is a reflective journey into a specific year, capturing the essence and experimentation of the time, blending ambient, electronic, and rock elements to create immersive soundscapes. Krautwerk's music not only serves as a tribute to the past but also brings the genre into a contemporary context, appealing to both nostalgic fans of the original Krautrock era and new listeners intrigued by its timeless influence on modern music genres.