SuperHuman

SuperHuman – simply one of the best rock band in Baltic region of Europe was formed in 2004 by guitarist Uldis, a well known rock musician from Riga, Latvia. “It was a tough road.’’ he explains, “It took almost a year to find the right people who really know how to rock’ n roll. We are all about playing pure rock’ n roll, attitude and all – accept it, or step back, just listen to our music – it speaks for itself!” Uldis says with a grin. The sound of SuperHuman is a blend of heavy guitar riffs and great melodies. This combination truly defines their fresh vision of what modern rock music is all about. Their live performances support this vision. It’s a rock’n roll show packed full of energy and emotion. A collaboration with well known British producer Greg Haver (Lost Prophets, Manic Street Preachers, Breed 77 - to name a few) brings us SuperHuman’s debut four song EP - Taste It which was released at the end of last year and is a big hit in their home country Latvia. “This EP covers both sides of our sound.” explains SuperHuman’s vocalist Kristian “At times it’s heavy, rockin’ and full of energy - at times a lyric or a melody touches you on a very personal level.” The band has just finished recording their full lenght debut album with the same team of Greg Haver producing and Clint Murphy (Manfred Mann's Earth Band, Manic Street Preachers, 50 cent, etc) engineering. SuperHuman will continue their hard work and dedication to what they love by actively shopping their debut album to international labels and of course performing live! Why the name Superhuman? “There is a bitter irony attached to the name of the band.” explains Dims the drummer. “Rock musicians have always been idolized and viewed as invincible. When it comes down to it, we’re just four guys that love what we do. Our hope is that others will love it as much as we do! We could care less about stereotypes, we just want to rock!” SuperHuman are: Kristian – vocals Uldis – guitar Ed – bass Dims – drums Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.