Euroman is a four-piece out of Poland headed by Pawel Przywara, a writer and recent Ph. D.; however Dr. Pryzwara prefers to rock. His vocals on this tune are intimate and edgy, and heavy with accent. Personally, I find this rather cool. Rather reminiscent of Berlin, in my opinion.

On an opposite note, and just to be fair, if you don't like quirky european prog rock, you probably won't like this. Pawel's vocals are thick, close to the microphone, and very much accented Polish-like. The lyrics themselves are almost like a mushroom trip; hard to follow and slightly fragmented. However, the musicians in this quartet are obviously solid and talented. No matter what your tastes are, you certainly can't miss that.

Blame is almost psychedelic groove rock; dark and melodramatic, and very european. This tune is kind of a cross between New Wave and an eclectic version of something you may have heard in the late seventies. Spooky, eclectic and brooding, "Blame" is definitely worth a listen.

Stone Bayliss
BandFreaks Staff Reviewer