Pagan's Mind

Today in 2002 Pagan's Mind released the album Celestial Entrance

Skien, Telemark,Norway Progressive/Power Metal

Status:Active

Years active: 2000-present

Pagan's Mind is a top-flight progressive metal band from Norway, having formed in 2000 and now three albums into their career. Despite the all-too-familiar influences (Dream Theater and a bit of early Queensryche), Pagan's Mind avoids the heard-it-all-before label by simply doing it right. Basically, the band delivers exactly what prog metal fans want, that being superior musicianship, a crystalline production, soaring vocals, and diverse songwriting. Every instrument is clearly heard and makes its presence felt, and every note is seemingly in the right place. Pagan's Mind is unquestionably among the best melodic progressive metal bands playing today.

Limb Music GmbH

Nils K. Rue Vocals

Jørn Viggo Lofstad Guitars

Thorstein Aaby (R.I.P. 2007) Guitars

Steinar Krokmo Bass

Stian Kristoffersen Drums

Ronny Tegner Keyboards

1. Approaching 02:48

2. Through Osiris' Eyes 06:09

3. Entrance: Stargate 06:01

4. ...of Epic Questions 06:10

5. Dimensions of Fire 07:29

6. Dreamscape Lucidity 06:40

7. The Seven Sacred Promises 06:29

8. Back to the Magic of Childhood: Part 1 - Conception 02:46

9. Back to the Magic of Childhood: Part 2 - Exploring Life 09:18

10. In Brilliant White Light 02:45

11. Aegean Shores 05:14

12. The Prophecy of Pleiades 09:53

01:11:42

- Produced by Pagan’s Mind and Fredrik Nordstrøm

- Mixed in Studio Fredman, Gothenburg Sweeden, April 2002 by Fredrik Norstrøm.

- Recorded In Klyve Lydstudio, Skien Norway January – March 2002

( Engineered by Øyvind Eriksen and Per Sælør )

- Editing by Patrik J. Sten at Studio Fredman

- Vocals recorded at Images & Word, Skien Norway , March 2002

- Vocal Transfer by Espen Mjøen at Mediamaker Studio, Skien Norway

- Clean guitars on ” Conception ” recorded at Mediamaker Studio, January 2002

- Transfer an Editing by Kjetil Nesheim at NLC-Studio, April 2002

- Mastered at Masterhuset, Oslo Norway by Morten Lund , April 2002