Beethoven/ Hummel/ Moscheles/ Schuttengruber - Beethoven Hummel Moscheles Schubert And Vorisek: Nannette Streicher Release:Beethoven Hummel Moscheles Schubert And Vorisek: Nannette Streicher Gramola 'Do the Zombie' and 'Umgowa

'Do the Zombie' and 'Umgowa Twist'

Opener "The Reverie" transports the listener to new dimensions through hypnotic repetition and layered instrumentation before taking a turn into stoner doom territory with "Heliopause"

Japandroids are maximal in their delivery

these pieces weave an interconnected musical fabric of contradictory worlds

Sky Saxon seediness

Beethoven/ Hummel/ Moscheles/ Schuttengruber - Beethoven Hummel Moscheles Schubert And Vorisek: Nannette Streicher Release:Beethoven Hummel Moscheles Schubert And Vorisek: Nannette Streicher Gramola 'Do the Zombie' and 'UmgowaNannette Streicher (1769 1833) was regarded throughout her life as a prominent piano maker, who was regarded in Vienna as the "third great Master" after Johann Schantz and Anton Walter already at the age of 27. Not averse to innovation, Nannette Streicher produced instruments at the highest technical level, while good relations with musicians such as Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven or Ignaz Schuppanzigh, but also with amateurs such as Karoline