(1) Sweden's Mind's Eye are a progressive metal outfit renowned for their tight, adventurous musicianship and songwriting that resurrects the melodic flair of the 70's and 80's. Centered around the talents of drummer, keyboardist and principal composer Daniel Flores, the four-piece released their debut Into the Unknown in 1998 with Fredrik Grunberger on guitars. Releasing two more albums with Therion bassist Johan Niemann they consolidated their progressive hard rock sound on A Work of Art released in 2001. In 2006, the band reduced itself to a power trio with Andreas Novak on vocals, Flores and Niemann. Novak's crystalline, emphatic performance lended itself to the high-voltage and critically acclaimed release Walking on H20 released worldwide by Lion Music. The band are set to release A Gentleman's Hurricane on September 14th 2007 on Lion Music, samples can be found on the band myspace profile www.myspace.com/eyeofthemind

(2) Mind's Eye is also a progressive trance/breaks from Tranceaddict.com

(3) Mind's Eye - metal band from Maryland

(4) Minds Eye was a post-hardcore band from Indianapolis. Singer/guitarist Allen Kell and drummer Brad Hudgins realized they’d be playing together the rest of their lives. The two wove their craft into its current status while touring the Indy scene as “Lo-Life.” With the departure of their original bass player, they realized they not only needed a bassist but a friend who shared their burn and desire. The evolution of Minds Eye was complete when long time friend James Wuerch joined on bass. An undeniable musical chemistry between the three piece makes witnessing their live show a truly unique experience.

(5) Indie-rock band from Los Angeles

In 2002 their first full-length album was released and has been gaining them wide support in the local Indy club scene. Having humble beginnings, they have no problem putting all of their heart in every one of their shows. Whether opening for national acts, competing in contests, or participating in fundraisers, they’re at home.

Having an unstoppable drive to show the world their music, Minds Eye has set forth with a fire inside, and has clearly shown what’s to come in the world of rock. Minds Eye changed their name to Shadeland in Jan 2004. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.