instrument: cello

age: 21

experience in the band: 5 years 

Listening to it, I hear a variety of styles blending together, including progressive rock, space rock, 
orchestral sounding pop, ambient, dance, and classical, the latter due in a large part to the moody cello-playing of Irina Unakovskaya - not something you hear often in rock music. 

Jeff Fitzgerald, Aural Innovations

About Irina's playing:

There's also the excellent cello work of Irina Yunakovskaya. 
Her wonderful playing does add nice dimension to the music.

Floyd Bledsoe, Progressiveears

European Progressive Rock Reviews about the album Vinyl Spring, Digital Autumn:

The arrangements are full and complete and everything is held together with the cello and violin 
which grace the music with chilling yet soulful notes. The violin, but most especially the cello, is well used giving this whole body of work a haunting almost classical edge. 
The end result is an album and band who can compete with the best that Europe can offer.

Some questions from the site's guests:

1. What bands or musical artists have inspired you the most?

Classical music. I enjoy playing music of Bach on cello. Also I like 
orchestral music. My favorite rock bands are: The Beatles, The Doors, Pink 
Floyd and Shocking Blue. The strongest influence I've got from musicians of 
Romislokus.

2. How would you personally describe the music of Romislokus?

Air, Life, Beauty

3. Your new album seems to be a change of direction, do you intend to follow in a similar vein for your next release?

We are going to do it more unexpected than you can imagine.