Ash Ra Tempel was a German krautrock group led by guitarist Manuel Göttsching, active from 1970 to 1976. Their debut album, Ash Ra Tempel, was released in 1971. After the band dissolved, Göttsching continued releasing music under the name Ashra. The group was founded in 1971 by Göttsching, drummer Klaus Schulze, and bassist Hartmut Enke, following their participation in Conrad Schnitzler’s short‑lived project Eruption. Before Eruption, Schnitzler and Schulze had played together in Tangerine Dream. Ash Ra Tempel released their self‑titled debut album in June 1971; it is regarded by critics as a classic of the krautrock genre. After the album’s release, Schulze left to pursue a solo career, and subsequent albums featured different drummers and various guest musicians. In 1972, the band collaborated with Timothy Leary, who was living in exile in Switzerland at the time; the resulting album, Seven Up, was released in 1973.
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