Jonas Reinhardt

Alexandra MacArthur

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How Jonas Reinhardt will embody these vast influences live remains to be seen, but you can find out on Saturday, Feb. 27, when the band performs at 8 p.m., $6 or free with membership; www.thelab.org.

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San Francisco act Jonas Reinhardt knows its German kosmischemusik inside and out. The band — led by Jesse Reiner, with Phil Manley, Diego Gonzalez, and Damon Palermo — goes for both the aural grandiosity of Krautrock and the acoustic side of things. Its second full-length, Powers of Audition, does a bit of everything. Serene Klaus Schulze-y synthscapes? See "Mumma Deed Family Clone." Pulsing Cluster-esque miniatures? Cue up "Near a Mirrored Pit Viper." "Wastrel Eyelid" comprises blissed-out Ash Ra Tempel sounds, while "Atomic Bomb Living" is an outright minimalist rocker that would make Neu! fans beam.