Mindflow
Brazilian progressive metal band
Mindflow was a progressive metal band from Brazil. The band was founded in 2003, and they released their first album, Just the Two of Us... Me and Them, the following year. This album turned out to become a success; the record company's bestseller for more than two years. Their second album, Mind Over Body, was released in 2006. The band's third album Destructive Device, was released in 2008. They released their fourth and final album 365 in January 2011.
Biography
In 2006, a new project, "Mind Over Body" was released and conceived as a "Flow of Consciousness".
Since 2004, MindFlow have completed two European tours, one in Asia, and another in North America. They have made appearances at many festivals such as the 2nd Duryu Rock and Sports Festival in South Korea.
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