Music Style filmless film music

Musical Influences classical, minimalism, serialism, avant-garde, electronic, humor, Philip Glass, Frank Zappa, Al Yankovic, Beethoven

Similar Artists Philip Glass' brother-in-law who is in a polka band with the teacher from your modern music appreciation class.

Artist History Quick Bio For The Hasty: Zelda and the Unibrows (a.k.a. Zatu, and known incorrectly as Zat U) is one of those arty-type avant-garde electronic minimalist polka bands. Although the scene is oversaturated, we try to make our occasional 12-tone serialism inventive, unlike the 12-tone serialism that continues to dominate the pop charts. Over the years Joe Krause and/or Paul Szewczyk (a.k.a. Paul Sewick, and known correctly as such) have written a humor magazine, performed improv/sketch comedy, been animal rights wackos, and have spent too much money on take out food. Now send us some money.

Group Members Joe Krause and Paul Szewczyk

Instruments accordion, keyboards, clarinet, trombone, and mystery noises

Albums Neves-eatnouT (as Zatu)

Press Reviews "A triumph of dubious merits!" - Rocktober; "Music this good could only come from Satan's jukebox!" - Jam Rag; "This is a murky backwater from a cryptic and debased spring." - Cool and Strange Music Magazine; "It's stubbornly delicious!" - Splendid ezine

Location Fraser, MI - USA

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