All Albums

In an album that features mood swings and roundabouts, this is a musical journey through melodic rock songs driven by edgy electric guitar riffs, progressive keyboards and sultry sax combined with acoustic music, melodic flute and elements of jazz. There is a mix of short and long tracks that allow the compositions to develop without ever becoming complacent and repetitive. In an online study this music appealed to fans of the following artists, to name but a few: Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, The Beatles...

"1931" is the first record of a trilogy: "Go Out Dancing", which will continue with "Levittown", about the fifties, from drunken Joe McCarthy to the Birth of the Cool to the Kennedy Boys, and "Out In The Rain" which according to Tony, will be all he has to say about the disgraceful state of the world's unfortunates - which of course is just about everybody... "1931" itself deals with the radical right, starting in Weimar Germany in 1923, right through to the Federal Building and including all that fun...

Island Noises is a double concept album based on The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Yet, the album does not try to re-tell the but rather explores certain ideas, atmospheres and characters plot of the original play and so becomes a work in its own right. “Why Shakespeare?” “Why The Tempest?” you may ask. Well, there’s a sorcerer, a spirit of the air, a monstrous creature, there is romance and attempted murder, it’s about the stuff that dreams are made on ... sounds like a prog-concept album?...

A spiral of genres, tones and rhythms, melted and tangled together, builds an original message which deals with the musical flexibility and research of Profusion. "RewoToweR", the second album by Profusion, is conceived as a path that guides the listener into a tower. Each song reveals a new plan, a new step that allows you to reach the top. There are many languages ​​that lead the climb: rock, metal, fusion, pop, acoustic-tango. Each floor is a different dimension from the previous, but never...

The story for the second album by Project Creation is this: The new planet named Pyther is now growing. The new beings and the civilization of the Floating World that created them and colonized the new planet, are now living together: humans, meka dragonflies, new born and a new breed of Flying Thoughts that appears to have been created by a somehow living Cheops pyramid. The Dragonflies now have finally a garden of their own, a real garden like they were hoping to see someday, since these small entities...

"The Enemy Inside" is the long awaited 3rd album from Prymary. This time around shows Prymary transcending their past achievements and creating a collage of stories that are independent and yet united in the themes of self-destruction and dreams unfulfilled. Musically the band shows a further refinement of songwriting and musicianship with songs that are more concise in musical statement, while still having the grand arrangements that Prymary is known for. As is becoming a Prymary trademark, the band has...

Culminating from 2 years of intense writing and refinement, Prymary has emerged with a momentous concept album entitled “The Tragedy of Innocence”. Based on true events, the album explores the dark world of an abused young girl and how certain key events steer her towards a chaotic and confused adult life. Music, concept, and lyrics combine under one united front to communicate the story of one ordinary person’s life. Through the ups and downs, hope is the only thing that keeps this young woman from...

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The first album isn't quite done yet, but we already started on the next one and we got a wonderful cover of Alice Coopers 1972 classic "School's Out" in the can way ahead of schedule, so the decision was made to release it as a digital single for the time being. It is available on Mindawn immediately here, and will be on iTunes and your other favorite digital resellers in early May 2009. The current line up on this particular song are: Shawn Gordon - Keyboards Henning Pauly (Frameshift, Chain...

Puppet Show’s second album "The Tale Of Woe" expands upon the sound and direction the group established with “Traumatized” and additionally benefits from a far superior recording process. As with “Traumatized,” all the songs on the new album are co-written by all members of the band and the new tracks still contain the keyboard/ guitar interchanges, expressive vocals, and intricate rhythms for which the band is known. Learning from the mistakes made recording the first album, Puppet Show took...