Meyvn is pure power/progressive metal from the heart of Texas. The band started in the summer of 2003 when guitarist Drew Creel and keyboardist Charles Shultz met drummer Brad Olson and started writing material together. They produced a three song demo called "Introduction" (which contained instrumental versions of Revolution, Cadence, and Last Rites) and began hunting for more band members. They quickly found bassist Ken Liao and vocalist Richard Clark but the guys ended up parting ways with Charles. Thus the first lineup was formed, and the band began working on more songs. By the summer of 2004 the first EP "Last Rites" was completed and the band began playing shows all over Texas.

In March of 2005 guitarist Jon Simpson joined the band, bringing a whole new level of power and depth to the band's sound. Over the rest of the year the band built up quite a following at their live shows and earned several awards, including "Best Austin Band Overall" in the Edge Magazine's Best of Austin 2005 poll and "#4 Best Metal Band" in the Austin Chronicle's Best of Austin 2005 poll.

Towards the end of 2005 Meyvn began work on recording their first full-length album "Splintered Skies", and in March of 2006 they released it at the Heart of Texas Quadruple Bypass Festival. The album caught the attention of several record labels and in June of 2006 Meyvn signed with KillZone Records for one album. "Splintered Skies" was re-released in September with a bonus track and extra artwork for worldwide distribution.

Near the end of 2006, Meyvn parted ways with Brad Olson and brought onboard drummer extraordinaire Reuben Posey. Reuben brought some new ideas and inspiration to the table and the guys began writing new material for a followup to "Splintered Skies". Later in the year Meyvn performed at the Texas Madfest in July and the prestigious ProgPower Europe festival in October.

Currently the band is finishing writing for their next album. Meyvn will be entering the recording studio in February and recording some new material, then the hunt for new management and a new record label will begin. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.