That one time #kraftwerk and #kevinsaunderson were hanging out behind the decks 🙏 A photo posted by Thomas Knodell (@ttthomaselliott) on Oct 6, 2015 at 11:08am PDT

Thank u Detroit last night was so epicccc! We got Kraftwerk on stage with the elevator for the after party and the... Posted by Dantiez Saunderson on Tuesday, October 6, 2015

On Monday, German electronic music vets Kraftwerk brought their "3-D Concert" to the Masonic Temple — the group's first visit to Detroit in a decade. (As recently pointed out , thanks to Electrifying Mojo, Kraftwerk is "almost a religion there").Like a low-budget, 3-D glasses were provided that brought eye-popping visuals to life, projected behind the four members of the group (including founding member Ralf Hütter), who stoically crafted music from podiums neatly arranged in a row.Or did they? An encore performance saw the four members replaced with animatronic versions of themselves "performing" a pre-recorded "The Robots" — asking the question of where Kraftwerk the men end and Kraftwerk the machine begins.Despite the movie theater-like presentation, the group's pure electronic funk was too much for the raver set, who ditched their goggles to dance in the aisles.Meanwhile, a packed MOCAD hosted the official afterparty, featuring DJ sets by Detroit's early electronic music originators and friends of Kraftwerk: Kevin Saunderson, Juan Atkins, and Eddie Fowlkes. In fact, eventually members of Kraftwerk joined the Detroit DJs behind the boards.According to a Facebook post by Dantiez Saunderson, "We got Kraftwerk on stage with the elevator for the after party and the place went off!"Watch a video below: