MNEMIC: "I've Been You" New Video Posted

Danish metal band, formed in Aalborg, Denmark, MNEMIC released the music video for her new 'single', "I've Been You". The video was produced by Swedish director Patric Ullaeus of Revolver Film Company in Sweden.

"I've Been You" is the fifth album by Mnemic "Mnemesis", released in June in Europe via Nuclear Blast Records.

Watch "I've Been You" below:

"Mnemesis" tracklist:

01 – Transcend

02 – Valves

03 – Junkies On The Storm

04 – I’ve Been You

05 – Pattern Platform

06 – Mnemesis

07 – There’s No Tomorrow

08 – Haven At The End Of The World

09 – Ocean Of Void

10 – Blue Desert In A Black Hole

11 – Empty Planet

Line up
Guillaume Bideau – vocals (2006–present)
Mircea Gabriel Eftemie – guitar, keyboards (1998–present)
Victor-Ray Salomonsen Ronander - guitar (2011–present)
Simone Bertozzi - bass guitar (2011–present)
Brian Larsen - drums (2011–present)

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MNEMIC: “Mnemesis“ hits the stores!

Today, “Mnemesis”  new album of Danish modern metallers MNEMIC – hits the stores. It’s massive, it’s electrifying, it’s devastating - in the words of guitarist Mircea Gabriel Eftemie:

“This is a new band with a fresh album written straight from the heart. It’s a cathartic journey through the valves of the soul and reflects our artistic angle and inspirations - the arrival of the Mnemesis, spiced by the lethal audio injection you know as MNEMIC!”

Get your hands on your copy of “Mnemesis” right now via the Nuclear Blast web shop.

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MNEMIC - SONS OF THE SYSTEM - APPROACHES!

MNEMIC's brand new, highly-anticipated album,Sons Of The System, was released in Europe on January 15, 2010 and will be available to fans in North America starting January 26, 2010!

Have you heard the new album yet?! It's bad ass and is currently available for streaming in its entirety for a limited time on MNEMIC's MySpace page.

Dig the album? There's special package deal, only available at theNuclear Blast USA web shop that includes the album, a T-Shirt (size of your choice), and a Bonus DVD featuring the 'Making of' behind the scenes footage.

Still thinking about it? Well, just to let you know, while supplies last, everyone who acts fast and orders the package deal right now will receive a FREE Mnemic poster (23h x 17w inches). This deal is limited so act now!

Got an iPhone or iTouch? MNEMIC have just launched the FREE app so click here to get it or search the app store on your iPhone to download it today!

Got time to kill? Head on over to JamLegend to play the "Diesel Uterus" game featuring MNEMIC.

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MNEMIC - CHECK IN WITH 4th and 5th STUDIO BLOG

Finally we are done tracking all of our instruments, except for vocals, samples and keys. Since we all are into ProTools, we are all contributing more or less with ideas.

Guillaume started tracking vocals today, he is a bit rusty since he didn’t scream for the last couple of months, but I quite like it. His screaming vocals sound, and I am not sure if it’s a good idea to say it, but I will say it, like Michaels at some passages. That’s exactly the first thing that came out of Rune’s mouth when we heard the first tracked song. Kind of weird if I may add, but as long as it sounds good to us, it doesn’t really matter in the end.

The main point of this recording is basically “two brains are better than one” – it has been a more collaborative process, actually it’s been the most collaborative process we have ever undertaken. I guess that is how you learn over the years how to cooperate with your friends, you learn to respect other ideas and everyone takes the constructive criticism, if there is any – no hard feelings, we are all contributing for a greater cause, so to say.

I can’t wait for all of you to hear what’s coming out of this monster!

Song titles so far:

Orbiting

Climbing Towards Stars

Dreamjunkie

The Erasing

March Of The Tripods

Diesel Uterus

….and a lot more to come! Stay tuned!

MNEMIC IN MIXING/MASTERING & REVEALING MORE SONG TITLES

Danish metallers MNEMIC have begun mixing their fourth studio album “Sons Of The System”, for a January 18th release via Nuclear Blast Records. Guitarist Mircea Eftemie states; “We’ve currently nailed five songs out of 15 and we are continuing to nail one song per day, so on later this week the album will be completed – good times.

Some extra song titles for you gays’n'gals:

Elongated Sporadic Bursts

Hero(in)

Within

… and as you can see from the pictures we are having lots of fun here at the Antfarm Studios – we did also nail a bunch of alcohol with these songs.

What can I say, the material is really diverse, the most diverse we have ever made, and I know it sounds cliche to say that, but it really is. We have different inspiration sources nowadays, we are of course still a metal band, but we actually listen to a lot more than just metal. That aspect has contributed to the eclectic and diverse material of this new album.

One more thing that is totally cliche to say; its going to be the best album of 2010 and its going to be the best production Tue Madsen has ever made…. oh yeah!

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MNEMIC - CHECK IN WITH 2nd STUDIO BLOG: GUITARS

After a week of recording drums at the Antfarm studios, we moved back into our own studio.

This week we are starting recording the guitars. For this process we have tried out some heads and some different cabs. Apparently it was all in the cabs. We are using 3 different cabs, and actually one of them is the first Marshall cabinet that i bought when i was 17 years old. We even tried Line 6 cabs, but they have this canned sound (yes, they sound like shit), compared to the Marshall, they didnt stand a chance. Randall cabinets sounded pretty good too, but in the end we ended up using one Randall cabinet and 2 different Marshall cabs. Its weird considering that the same units are to be found in both cabs (or maybe all? i dunno).

I have never been a sucker for gear, well at least not when we started the band, i always found it boring, but thats how it is when you are young, naive and like to party and have tits and ass on your mind 24/7. My point is that i learned the hard way about gear over the years, bad sounding shows forced me to look more and more into my gear. I always loved Machine Heads sound, and after playing with them a couple of times, i got into their gear as well. Both guitarists used old 5150s and i never understood how they got this massive sound, untill i asked Rob about it, who solved the mystery by telling me its all in the Tubescreamer… i guess everybody knew that, except for moi – as i said, i never gave a shit about gear, i always fiddled around to whatever sounded good to my ears.

During last year i had the opportunity to buy a 5150, a Tubescreamer and i have never been more happy about an amp or sound – guess what? We are also recording with it. For most of the times we have used Mesa/Boogie, which everybody is using, not that they are sounding bad or anything, but why not try to record with something that you actually can replicate live?

As far as recording the amount of guitars, we are trying different combinations, all in all to make it sound more dynamic. This means, instead of recording with the same amp for an entire song at the time, we are combining 3 different heads for different parts in each song. The majority of the rhythm guitars are recorded by Rune, who is doing a great job. First day nailed 3 songs, and now its my turn to try and fuck things up. We’ll keep you updated – in the meantime, check out some photos.

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MNEMIC - CHECK IN WITH 3rd STUDIO BLOG: BASS

So happy we are all done with guitars for 15 songs, its been really heavy, heavy as in sitting hours and hours recording to perfection, listening and being focused. I totally forgot how much work there is when layering track after track, bouncing and listening. 2 years ago we actually got really tiered of spending hours and hours in the rehearsal and made the smart move of investing in studio equippement for everyone in the band, and voila, everyone in the band works with ProTools. We are probably the last band on earth to have done this, but in the end, and as you probably know, it makes the whole process easier, as we can work whenever and wherever we want.

Well, moving on to the bass parts, today we setup some of the new gear we got in from our friends at T.C. Electronic. Again we are trying to go different ways, as we always recorded with Ampeg but now its time to try something else.

We setup both the Ampeg stack along side T.C.’s RebelHead 450 bass amp for comparison, and came quickly to the conclusion that the RH450 had a much more raw but clear sound than the Ampeg. As all digital processor units are trying to emulate tube based amps and analog units in general, we must say the DSP took us by surprise in the RH450. By comparing the two we quickly decided to try out the RH450, and it did give us a more clear sound but a very thick sound, which was satisfactory to record. So we trashed the Ampeg, and we’ll go digital all the way, as for the basslines.

The RH450 is quite cool, it even has a build-in chromatic tuner, the knobs on the interface are the basic tone-controls that every amp has, but the cool thing about it is that they are also semi-parametric, in which its possible to change where the tone-controls grab your bass sound. More importantly, as all digital processor units, it emulates a tube-amp, a nice warm tube sound, and without kissing too much ass to our beloved sponsors, we are actually and honestly quite impressed by this piece of wonderful hardware that we are using for the Sons of The System.

We have begun tracking the first song, this one is called "Climbing Towards Stars," not much to say about it other than its mid-tempo, heavy, and all in F# more or less.. so yes, its heavy. Should Tomas nail 15 songs in 2-3 days, he will definitely come out as a hero.

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