The Moog, one of Hungary's most popular alternative rock bands is on the road in the US in support of their new album 'Razzmatazz Orfeum'. They're co-headlining with Denver post-punk dance outfit The Photo Atlas. The tour includes shows in LA, San Francisco, NYC, Austin, Atlanta, Washington, DC and more.
Nowadays - after the withdrawal of the major labels from the Hungarian market - one question is circulating in almost every musician's mind: 'How are we gonna make expensive videos? Who's gonna support it?'
One of the answers to these kind of questions would be Óriás's new video 'Egyikben ott'. Check it out:
Hungarian musicians and bands are 'invading' the world, thanks to a new subsidy supported by the Hungarian Music Export Office. At the end of 2009, PANKKK (Program for the National Culture of Popular Music) launched a very successful export subsidy program. Over 130 bands applied for tour supports and other export-related projects funding and 22 of them won a total of 75,000 Euros.
The Moog, one of Hungary's most popular alternative rock bands is on the road in the US in support of their new album 'Razzmatazz Orfeum'. They're co-headlining with Denver post-punk dance outfit The Photo Atlas. The tour includes shows in LA, San Francisco, NYC, Austin, Atlanta, Washington, DC and more.
Hungarian musicians and bands are 'invading' the world, thanks to a new subsidy supported by the Hungarian Music Export Office. At the end of 2009, PANKKK (Program for the National Culture of Popular Music) launched a very successful export subsidy program. Over 130 bands applied for tour supports and other export-related projects funding and 22 of them won a total of 75,000 Euros.
