Rome- Parlez- vous Hate

Jerom Reuter continues his personal fight in Europe going downhill. His music is this mesmerizing mix of folk, new wave, dark wave and rock. Avant garde and traditional at the same time he places us in the misty world of the modern political correct Europe and at the same time he flies the flag of neo romanticism and returns to the Pan European roots. From the Springsteen tribute at "Born in the E.U" to the laments of "Toll in the Great Death" and "You owe me a whole world", Justin Sullivan is near as is Ian Anderson in this beautiful piece of musical work. "Blood for all" keeps the melancholy and the melody floating in the heart of this album. 

Dark wave, folk, neo rock, terms unable to clearly describe an album equally folk as prog/psychedelic and traditional, pan European pop. A trip through the small country roads that lead to the heart of the dark forests in central Europe and far more.Rome is a musical project that is based on simple forms and strong emotions speaks to the heart and then to the musical sensibility of the listener. Because it is so imminent with the acoustic guitars and the simple orchestrations is immense to touch the primal instincts and start the dances around the old trees. 

Decide on your own if you speak hate, the language of the Old ones.

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