Newfoundland by Diometrix Diometrix : Newfoundland.
 Ambient post-rock from the cold heart of siberia.

diometrix fans have said numerous times that the music on NEWFOUNDLAND miraculously conveys the atmosphere of unity with nature. For one there seems to be a rain, for another endless ocean, and thirdly giant icebergs on the Northern pole. The mere fact that diometrix members live in Siberia, is reflected in their creations. The picturesque nature of far-eastern Russia, with its fluffy snow and dense forests, cold winters and rainy autumns makes itself felt in NEWFOUNDLAND. Without getting into the genres, diometrix themselves classify their music as Siberian, with an emphasis on the fact that there is the spirit of this extraordinary place within it. You have the unique opportunity to let a little piece of cold Siberia into your home, along with diometrix music.
Songs:

1. portent
2. follow me
3. atlantic
4. C19A
5. rapidash
6. anima
7. go away
8. gavia
9. cabeus
10. avalon
11. long way
12. newfoundland

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 10/1/2010
Diometrix lives in Bratsk Russia

Tagged as: Electronica, Experimental

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