Featuring Euroboy (a.k.a. Knut from Turbonegro), this is one of the best releases on Man's Ruin. Euroboys features lush, orchestrated retro/urban instrumental sounds. This is one of Euroboy's post Turbonegro albums, and he's immersed himself in his own over-the-top guitar mastery, and he's pushed it further with vast, layered compositions and crosses genres into a kind of retro pop sound. It's as far away from punk rock as you can possibly get, but any punk rocker who grew to love "Apocalypse Dudes" by Turbonegro is probably ready for this album. It's almost like a soundtrack to some long lost spaghetti western or spy movie. Tunes like "In Farfizium," "Sex Kabin" and "Transatlantic Phonecall" are atmospheric gems, and only get better with close, attentive listening. One of the rare vocal tracks, "Filadelfia" is a brilliant, catchy number that you will have in your head all day.