Like all previous Mosz releases "Rettet die Wale" [mosz005] is an artist's first album. Behind the name 'Gustav' hides a female musician with mainly a Fine Arts background. "Rettet die Wale" can also be considered a pop album in a wider sense. Each piece on this CD is electronically based, but structured like a classic popsong. They are put into perspective by the fragile voice of Gustav herself.

The title of the CD might seem kitschy and concerned but in fact Gustav wittily uses both, political facts and poetic elements. In a way all the tracks contain more or less serious lyrics - basically German and English - but they are composed with a good sense of humour.all selections by Gustav (AKM/ Austro-Mechana)

recorded and mixed by Eva Jantschitsch, Andreas Glantschnig and Martin Siewert
mastered by Martin Siewert at Motone Sound Services, Vienna

artwork: Eva Jantschitsch
coverdesign by re-p.org

selected discography:

amocco - songs of suspects, karate joe records [2001]
musik, zu gut fuer diese welt, compilation 'im sumpf', trostrecords [2001]
gustav - Rettet die Wale [2004]

Besides her artistic work Eva Jantschitsch was co-founding the musical formations Metrosau,
Motorsau and Songs of Suspects. Since the end of 2002 she focusses on her solo-projekt Gustav.

Like all previous Mosz releases "Rettet die Wale" [mosz005] is an artist's first album. Behind the name 'Gustav' hides a female musician with mainly a Fine Arts background. "Rettet die Wale" can also be considered a pop album in a wider sense. Each piece on this CD is electronically based, but structured like a classic popsong. They are put into perspective by the fragile voice of Gustav herself.



The title of the CD might seem kitschy and concerned but in fact Gustav wittily uses both, political facts and poetic elements. In a way all the tracks contain more or less serious lyrics - basically German and English - but they are composed with a good sense of humour.all selections by Gustav (AKM/ Austro-Mechana)



recorded and mixed by Eva Jantschitsch, Andreas Glantschnig and Martin Siewert

mastered by Martin Siewert at Motone Sound Services, Vienna



artwork: Eva Jantschitsch

coverdesign by re-p.org



selected discography:



amocco - songs of suspects, karate joe records [2001]

musik, zu gut fuer diese welt, compilation 'im sumpf', trostrecords [2001]

gustav - Rettet die Wale [2004]



Besides her artistic work Eva Jantschitsch was co-founding the musical formations Metrosau,

Motorsau and Songs of Suspects. Since the end of 2002 she focusses on her solo-projekt Gustav.