Hungary has made some notable contributions to the world over the years goulash, the Rubik s Cube, and Zsa Zsa Gabor among them but rock music certainly doesn t come to mind ... until now! The Moog blends glam, 60s garage punk, and goth with catchy pop-rock on their second album, Razzmatazz Orfeum. Led by baritone-voiced singer Tonyo Szabó, The Moog is Hungary s biggest and most popular alternative band. Their highly anticipated sophomore album was recorded in Seattle with producer Geoff Ott (Pearl Jam, Mark Lanegan) and offers the listener something quite uncommon in this day and age: immersion in a total album experience. The disc is crammed full of immediately catchy songs inspired by a variety of influences Bowie, Bauhaus, Blur, Blondie, Bach and the result is an album that stands way out from the overcrowded alt rock pack.