Schnauzer Radio Orchestra is a young Dutch ensemble influenced by 1950s music, instruments and arrangements, filtered thru video games, digital recording techniques and abundant humor. SRO's music is wide-eyed and energetic, dominated by quirky sounds from vintage Philicordas, Omnichords, Wurlitzers and Moog Synthesizers. The results are festive soundscapes providing a Fellini-esque soundtrack for modern activities. The Schnauzers evoke Klaus Wunderlich updated with modern techniques. This is music you would have heard in a video game if they had existed in the 1950s.
On a less formal note: Very catchy and well produced music that will make you smile.
Here are 2 songs from the album to enjoy:
The artist also made a short video, showing what to do after receiving the album:
We had the honor to use artwork by Jim Flora:
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| Album cover for "Music for a 1950s Video Game |
