Late sampling pioneer and Can co-founder Holger Czukay is the subject of a new retrospective box set, Cinema, which includes both classic and unreleased material from the late musician’s solo career.

Though Czukay, who died last fall, is best known for Can, he also released many influential solo albums that delved deeper into the art of sampling and beyond.

Cinema promises an extensive look at Czukay’s solo work, but also explores many of his best known collaborations, which include artists such as Brian Eno, Jah Wobble, David Sylvian and his teacher Karlheinz Stockhausen. The five-disc set will also include never-before-released material.

Cinema will be released on CD and vinyl by Grönland on March 23, a date which coincides with both Can’s 50th anniversary and what would have been Czukay’s 80th birthday.

Read next: Can hero Holger Czukay on Stockhausen, shortwave radio and being “too intriguing”