Parallel Minds
Parallel Minds formed in London in 2005. Their 2008 album 'A Thousand Minds Away' brought them wider attention, with the title track becoming a notable piece...
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Parallel Minds formed in London in 2005. Their 2008 album 'A Thousand Minds Away' brought them wider attention, with the title track becoming a notable piece in their catalog. The band's music worked with progressive rock structures, sometimes leaning into heavier territory on songs like 'Ghost Of Sparta' and 'Reborn Through Hate'.
They released several albums over the following years, including 'The Shadow of Our Past' in 2012 and the double album 'Echoes of Infinity' in 2016. Their live shows were known for being visually elaborate. The group's lineup included Ethan Carter on vocals, Lucas James on guitar, Amelia Blackwood on keyboards, and Oliver Reed on bass.
Some of their other recorded tracks include 'Headlong Disaster,' 'I Am,' and 'Migdal Bavel (Myth Of Babel).' Their later material incorporated more electronic elements while keeping a melodic foundation.
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