Krafwerk's singer and founder, Ralf Hütter, has confirmed that the groundbreaking group are working on a new album which fans can expect soon.
The German Electronic pioneers are currently half-way through an eight-day residency at New York's Museum of Modern Art, where they are playing through each of their eight studio albums (from 1974-2003), as well as 3D imaging and custom surround sound installation.
In a recent interview, the band's only remaining original member, Hütter, said:
Kraftwerk is a living organism. Music is never finished. It starts again tomorrow. The record is just a record, but for us it's nearly boring. We like better the programs that we can operate with. So we are operating, we are upgrading, we are updating continuously. There's continuous reprogramming going on, and composition and new concepts are also coming."
The band's last studio album was 2003's Tour de France Soundtracks.