Deep Dark Waters, by Synaxaria

Deep Dark Waters

by Synaxaria

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1.	The Nioman (Intro) 02:21	buy track
2.	Wherries Of Shchorsy 06:53	buy track
3.	The Eagle Of The Old Wars 05:34	buy track
4.	The Arian Castle 06:18	buy track
5.	The Witch River 05:47	buy track
6.	Blood And Ashes (Of Varoncha) 06:13	buy track
7.	The Swan In The Wind 06:29	buy track
8.	The Pike Of Kaldycheva Lake 05:46	buy track
9.	The Circle Of Days 05:31	buy track

about

The land on the Nioman river... The cradle of Grand Duchy of Lithuania, the source of inspiration for the best of our artists, writers and poets, endless colorful landscapes' beauty treasury. Majestic age-old pines and oaks blow their twisting calloused branches with the wind above glassy surface of Kroman' and Switiaz' lakes. The ghost shadows of past centuries' princes are reflected on the stones of Mir, Navahrudak and Liubcha castles. And under the curtain of park trees abandoned ruins of old manors are hidden. Once the best cultural treasures of our land were created and cherished there. And among all this places the Nioman with its dark waters runs over the centuries. Maybe somewhere in muddy sand on the bottom the treasures of history that once flourished on its banks are still laying. That was translated into hundreds of monuments, stories, legends which relate to every path in this ancient land... We dedicate our upcoming album to this great river and to all old Nioman boroughs and lores.

credits

released October 18, 2021

Dzmitry Kramoushchanka - vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards & arrangements
Natallia Kramoushchanka - female vocals
Alyaxey Hladysh - drums

Cover artwork by Julian Fałat (1853 - 1929)