Franz Morak's *Schizo* captures Austria's New Wave moment with a sharp, art-rock sensibility that sits somewhere between post-punk restlessness and pop accessibility. Released on Polydor in 1980, this single reveals Morak's willingness to embrace angular arrangements and psychological themes—the title track trades traditional song structures for something more fractured and cerebral, while "Kleine Schwester" offers a contrasting perspective on the same restless energy. It's the sound of an artist working at the intersection of European art-rock experimentalism and the cleaner production values that defined early '80s new wave, never sacrificing melodic instinct for intellectual ambition. A compelling snapshot of Vienna's post-punk underground when it was beginning to look beyond punk's immediate fury toward something more textured and strange.