Daimonion website in English:

This profile includes just basic facts about Daimonion. For more detailed information please visit the official website (English version) at the following link:
daimonion.republika.pl (EN)
Daimonion po polsku:
Szczegolowe informacje dotyczace zespolu w jezyku polskim dostepne sa na oficjalnej stronie internetowej Daimonion:
daimonion.republika.pl
Daimonion bio:
Daimonion is a Polish band from Piotrkow Trybunalski who play atmospheric rock rooted somewhere in the gothic areas but currently heading towards a more open formula of alternative rock. Their music is full of trance, climate, space and colours. The members claim their goal is to appeal to all human senses.

Daimonion recorded several demo and live CDs, as well as one full-length release entitled ‘Daimonion’. Their songs have been included in several medleys such as the one for the 2001 edition of the Castle Party, a well known Central European dark and gothic music festival at which the band was a frequent guest. They also included one of their live videoclips on a DVD medley ‘In Goth We Trust’ issued by a Polish label Metal Mind Productions.

Recently they’ve started a cooperation with a new, indie Polish label - Love Industry, who took care of the reissue of their debut album. The album, entitled ’Daimonion’ is available in stores since June, 15th 2007. The distributor is EMI Music Poland, and media patronage includes: DarkPlanet.pl, Gothic.pl and alternativepop.pl

Currently the band are working on new material to be released as their second album.

If you want to help promote the band you can paste the following code to your profile or website, to display Daimonion’s banner:

This is what the banner looks like:

The cover of ’Here Comes the Rain Again’ was released by Codeline Records (Germany) as part of an interesting novelty - a USB stick in the form of a syringe, the contents of which can be freely chosen by the buyers. It is now possible to order the stick - called Dopamin3, and the release date is September, 15th. If you are interested, click the banner below to find out more about it:

If you want to listen to a good and dark internet radio - here’s the link:

There’s also an interesting band promotion project run by a very music oriented guy from Germany named project 500 consisting in giving a web-based support to 500 bands from all over the world that he ’hand-selects’ out of the great great deal of them out there. He was kind enough to include Daimonion as one of the supported bands. Here’s the banner-link if you want to check out his other picks: