Mr. Hurley & Die Pulveraffen - Plankrock (CD) Katja Stuber & Boris Kusnezow says: "There's always a Saxon

says: "There's always a Saxon there

It is intended to give people hope to rise stronger after failure

an ambassador for earthquake-stricken Haiti

the appropriate ensemble is chosen for each piece to create the desired atmosphere and evoke feelings or memories of winter and Advent in the listener

touching linguistic art

Mr. Hurley & Die Pulveraffen - Plankrock (CD) Katja Stuber & Boris Kusnezow says: "There's always a SaxonMr. Hurley & Die Pulveraffen are primarily known for their humorous, acoustic pirate folk, which they've dubbed Grog 'n Roll. But although their original German compositions are already quite a tug of war, the pirates from Osnabrck in the Caribbean have dared to experiment: Their acoustic lineup of ship's piano, guitar, flutes, percussion, and characteristic, rum burned vocals is now supplemented by electric guitar, bass, and drums. The result is