MNEMIC Frontman Discusses ONE WAY MIRROR Project: French-Language Video Interview Available

June 10, 2008

VS-webzine.com has posted a French-language interview with Guillaume Bideau (MNEMIC, ex-SCARVE) about his new band ONE WAY MIRROR, which will release its debut album at the end of June via Metal Blade Records.

The 14-minute chat, which was recorded via Skype, can be viewed below.

ONE-WAY MIRROR is the French band featuring Bideau, David and Franck Potvin (LYZANXIA, PHAZE I),Dirk Verbeuren (SOILWORK) and Loic Colin (SCARVE, WATCHA). The group's self-titled debut album is due on June 27 (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and June 30 (rest of Europe) via Metal Blade Records.

An e-card for the effort is available at this location.

According to a press release, "ONE-WAY MIRROR's self-titled debut album is nothing less than a killing machine with potential megahits, including future anthems 'Empty Spaces', 'As You Are Now', 'Destination Device' as well as a mindblowing rock version of 'Relax' by Eighties band FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD!"

ONE-WAY MIRROR recorded the drums for the album with Daniel Bergstrand (MESHUGGAH, IN FLAMES) at the Dug-Out Studio while everything else was recorded later on at LYZANXIA's Dome Studio and Guillaume Bideau's Dogs In The House Studio and produced by Guillaume Bideau and David Potvin. The band then went to Denmark to get the tracks mixed and mastered by Tue Madsen (SICK OF IT ALL, DARK TRANQUILLITY, MNEMIC, MOONSPELL) at the Antfarm Studio.

ONE-WAY MIRROR is:

Guillaume Bideau - Vocals
Davd Potvin - Lead Guitar
Franck Potvin - Rhythm Guitar
Dirk Verbeuren - Drums
Loic Colin - Bass

"One-Way Mirror" track listing:

01. Destination Device
02. As You Are Now
03. ReDream
04. Danger Calling
05. Empty Spaces
06. Deprived Of Connection
07. Keeping Me Away
08. Sockracer
09. 21st Century
10. Relax
11. Liberation Sphere

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