NOTIZIE PRINCIPALI
matt duncan (guitars + bass + vox), and rob brusso (drums + vox), were recording sessions at a local studio with their band, when matt struck up a conversation with agnes gromadzka, a vocalist and lyricist recording solo tracks in the studio next to theirs.
before long, the two began collaborating and before they had realized what had happened, a new songwriting partnership was born.
excited by each others' energy, the two vowed to continue collaborating, with the door open to forming something more than a songwriting union. shortly after, introductions to the rest of the band were made and it was obvious that there was an undeniable chemistry between them.
the band began an intense writing and playing period, building their repertoire and chasing the music that they felt resonating inside of them. soon after having written their signature song "mind's eye", the band drew new inspiration from the song's up-beat adrenalized feel and so came forth a new identity. the doors had opened to the unprecedented sound of mineseye.
that sound is a collection of songs that showcase the best in its creators' abilities. mineseye’s music runs the range from crushingly heavy (‘sliced’) to darkly groovy (‘mind’s eye’) to achingly heartfelt (‘back words’) to deliriously hard (‘mockingbird’). it is powerful music that finds its brand of alternative rock in the synthesis of all that it’s members have to contribute. heavy, vulnerable, bombastic, delicate and explosive are just a few of the words that can be used to describe what one can expect from mineseye.
2005 saw a great deal of writing, playing and performing in front of excited audiences. after the departure of their original bassist, and the addition of new member michael oberhammer in october 2005, mineseye have entered the next stage in their evolution.
with their passion, their instinct, and their determination held out before them, like a battering ram, like a shield, like a lance, one need only spend a short time listening to them to know that this is the time for mineseye.
Michael Oberhammer 08 novembre 2005 08:22