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HotFreeLayoutsThe Euphoric are a Chicago based modern, heavy metal rock band .The music stands on its own as a testament to great power rock. Thanks to internationally known websites such as MySpace.Com and GarageBand.Com (George Martin, Brian Eno, Bob Rock), The Euphoric have reached listeners from both coasts to Canada, Germany, and Holland. The Euphoric received critical acclaim for their original style and sound. Whether beating out national acts on MySpace.coms daily total downloads chart, or winning 10 awards on Garage Band (i.e. Best Male Vocals, Best Rockin Track, and Track of the Week).
Garageband.com has selected "Dead and Gone " for TRACK OF THE DAY for August 22nd, 2005
Garageband.com has selected "Everything Fades" for TRACK OF THE DAY for September 1st, 2005
Garageband.com has selected "Everything Fades" for SONG OF THE WEEK for the week of September 5th, 2005
Okay! This is what rock is supposed to sound like!
-The Crandall Times- Nipomo, California
"The vocals go from tribal screams to dark monotone chants to deeply resonant singing without relinquishing an ounce of control."
Jason Roth Chicago Sun Times
"Awesome vocals...sounds like Chris Cornell."
-Joe Fraulob (Danzig, Deconstruct)-
"In the beginning of 'Everything Fades' when you hold that note, and then sing the word 'Closer'...that has stuck in my head forever."
-Nicky Bernardi- (Drummer for Century Media Recording Artist Eyes of Fire)
"Probably one of the best metal vocalists out there."
Around Hear - Illinois Entertainer
These guys dont just lay down a groove, they dig a ditchRock On!!
-C Journal- Memphis, Tennessee
"This guy could compete in the same arena as singers like Chris Cornell."
Nort Johnson - Showcase Chicago
I've definitely been blown away by thisI couldnt help myself.
Design District Seattle, Washington
"Aching vocals...full of emotion."
JoAnne Cammarata - Showcase Midwest
Ive been waiting for a band like this to wake me up!
-Mothers Anger- San Francisco, California
Finally, a band who understand the attitude of rock.
-The Wornell Review- San Diego, California
