We were starting to be impatient about The New Raemon's new stuff, as we've been singing along compulsively the songs of his amazing debut "A propósito de Garfunkel" (BCore, 2008). They gave us a few more songs in its epilogue "La Invasión de los Ultracuerpos" (10" EP, BCore 2008), which was as brilliant as short in timing. That's why we really welcome this second album, "La dimensión desconocida", that brings us a bunch of new songs, with the same beauty, cleverness in lyrics, delicate melodies and lush arrangements as those we found in the debut, but with some remarkable novelties: conceived more as a "whole band" album than a "singer/songwriter" one, it shows a well-packed combo of musicians who have been touring together for a year. A slight dose of darkness, as in the misterious "La gran caída" and "El fin del imperio"; a luxurious orchestration in "Dramón Rodríguez", and a desolate sadness in "Por tradición". But those who enjoyed "A propósito de Garfunkel" don't have to worry: the fantastic start, with "La siesta", "Estupendamente" and "Variables" brings us back that particular feeling that has stolen so many hearts. The recovery of "Sucedáneos", already a classic in their live repertoire, simply proves that the machinery is working well and leading them to the right goal.