Mindfields Factory release debut full album

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Mindfields Factory have released their long-awaited debut album 'Ice Age 2085' via Limo Records (actually this has been out since the end of December 2011). It is available as a digital download from cdbaby: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/mindfieldsfactory2, as well as Amazon, iTunes etc. 
Ice Age 2085 (2011)
 1. Patrimony (6:04)
 2. The Prophecy (6:00)
 3. Morphogenesis (6:50)
 4. The Alchemist (4:45)
 5. A Music Box from Spain (5:18)
 6. The Cyborg (8:38)
 7.  Rusty Leaves (4:35)
 8. Ice Age 2085 (7:22)
 9. The Lion's Way (7:36)

 Total Time 57:08
This is the follow up to their 4-track 2006 self-titled EP, and only guitarist Thomas Lippai survives from the line up that made that EP. 
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Prog Rock & Metal Radio: http://www.progrockandmetal.net/, have been playing this one on a regular basis, and it's pretty good. 

Here's track two:

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yam yam Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: June 16 2011 Location: Kerberos Status: Offline Points: 5814	Topic: Mindfields Factory release debut full album Posted: January 28 2012 at 14:19
	Mindfields Factory have released their long-awaited debut album 'Ice Age 2085' via Limo Records (actually this has been out since the end of December 2011). It is available as a digital download from cdbaby: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/mindfieldsfactory2, as well as Amazon, iTunes etc. Ice Age 2085 (2011) 1. Patrimony (6:04) 2. The Prophecy (6:00) 3. Morphogenesis (6:50) 4. The Alchemist (4:45) 5. A Music Box from Spain (5:18) 6. The Cyborg (8:38) 7. Rusty Leaves (4:35) 8. Ice Age 2085 (7:22) 9. The Lion's Way (7:36) Total Time 57:08 This is the follow up to their 4-track 2006 self-titled EP, and only guitarist Thomas Lippai survives from the line up that made that EP. http://www.facebook.com/mindfieldsfactory http://www.mindfieldsfactory.com Prog Rock & Metal Radio: http://www.progrockandmetal.net/, have been playing this one on a regular basis, and it's pretty good. Here's track two: