Cold guitar melodies and atmospheric electronics capturing the spirit of such musicians as "Mono" and "The American Dollar".

Eurynome has a number of details about their story from earlier, but experimenting with the sound, Diometrix had also found their voice through a beautiful singer named "Leach".

Despite the diversity of the tracks, "Eurynome" is an integral composition, in which Alex, Roman and Alexander put all that they left aside in their previous album "Newfoundland".

Let the cold Siberian wind into your house with Diometrix's music.

1. Follow Me (feat Leach)
2. Atlantic (feat Leach)
3. Intended
4. Per Second
5. Come On
6. Endaways
7. When the Sun Sleeps
8. Cabeus (live)
9. I'm Fine dear

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/10/2011
Diometrix lives in Bratsk Russia

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Electronica

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