Formally trained in Brussels and Berlin as a visual artist, Swiss-born Dieter Moebius has worked in the German film industry for years — but his world-wide reputation was made as a musician. While in art school in West Berlin, Moebius met Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Conrad Schnitzler (later of Tangerine Dream). The three founded the band Kluster in 1969, changing the name to Cluster after Schnitzler’s departure less than two years later. In addition to a few recordings with Michael Rother as Harmonia, Moebius appears on well over a dozen Cluster recordings, as well as on collaborations with Brian Eno, Mani Neumeier, Gerd Beerbohm, Conny Plank, Karl Renziehausen, Tim Story and Dwight Ashley. Moebius also has released four solo albums, and has a soundtrack to his credit.