| Athens-based progressive metal four-piece group Blame Kandinsky will embark on a two-week tour through Southeast Europe and the Balkans in direct support of Birds In Row. Check out the full dates and tour poster below, please publish them in your event calendar and feel free to hit me up for press accreditation & photopasses as well as interviews with the band at the venues! Follow them on Facebook for more updates: https://www.facebook.com/BlameKandinskyBand 19 Fri Temple … Athens [GR]
20 Sat Radost … Bitola [MK]
21 Sun Bravo … Skopje [MK]
22 Mon Garage Pre Prestavnom Moste … Bratislava [SK]
23 Tue Cafe Na Pul Cesty … Prague [CZ]
24 Wed Maty’s Bar … Hradec Kralove [CZ]
25 Thu Replugged … Vienna [AT]
26 Fri CK13 … Novi Sad [RS]
27 Sat Riff … Budapest [HU]
28 Sun OCSK … Postoj Wroclaw [PL]
29 Mon Pub Pod Ziemia … Krakow [PL]
30 Tue Basta Kulturno Komunitne Centrum … Bardejov [SK]
01 Thu La Tevi Pub … Cluj Napoca [RO]
02 Fri Nemesis Art Club … Timisoara [RO]
02 Sat Grindhouse … Sofia [BG] It took most part of 2012 until Marios Samaris was able to assemble the remaining 3 bandmates required for Blame Kandinsky’s first rehearsal. Working meticulously to make the newborn tech/mathcore band roll in full speed, the lineup was solidified by year’s end with a 5th member and the time for the first DIY liveshows had come.
The debut EP “Pink Noise Motel” was ready by 2014, demonstrating a versatile band of calculated chaos and was welcomed with positive reviews. The most part of 2015 was dedicated to composing and perfecting the record that would become the full length album and the definitive statement of what this band is capable of.
“Spotting Elegance In Chaos” was recorded 100% live in 2016 and captures the very essence of a band steeped in the creative tradition of The Dillinger Escape Plan, Botch, The Chariot and Everytime I Die.
After the official release on the first day of 2017, “Spotting..” gathered enthusiastic feedback and became the vessel that made a series of liveshows happen, crowned by two consecutive EU tours with 13 dates in 2017 and 15 dates in 2019.
While the world literally changed in the following 3 years, Blame Kandinsky focused completely in the composition and getting every detail in order, so “Eclectic Ruiner” is the proper follow up and one of the most exciting records of 2022. | 
