Andrew von Oeyen- Angels & Demons (CD) Kooley High"I have long imagined a recital program dedicated to the opposing themes of heaven and hell, spiritual and corporal, saints and sinners," writes pianist Andrew von Oeyen of his album Angels and Demons. Combining works conceived for solo keyboard with transcriptions of music from the orchestral, operatic and choral repertoires, he takes the 'angelic' route with Bach (transcribed in one instance by Busoni), Debussy, Faur and Messiaen, and the 'demonic'
to just be spontaneous
Baroque Attack (Normal)
"There are no rules
heavier sound than British Steel and saw the band quickly reverse direction back into straight heavy rock after the melodically styled direction of Point of Entry
(Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame
with well-crafted and memorable songwriting above all else
Warming Up the Bass Machines
Last Dying Breath
three evangelical
2-Sided Artwork
This Love of Mine
but it's more than just a self-titled album-it's a portal