Mind over Four
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| Mind over Four | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Genres | Alternative metal, progressive metal |
| Years active | 1983–1995 |
| Associated acts | Corporate Avenger |
| Members |
Spike Xavier Mike Jensen Mark Fullerton |
| Past members |
Jeff Koegel Dave Hamilton Rich Castillo "Dan" Steve Crow Lou Gaez Dan Colburn |
Mind over Four (occasionally written as Mind over 4) was an American heavy metal music group based on Los Angeles, California. BNR Metal Pages describes them as "occupy[ing] that gray area between metal and uncommercial hard rock, but with a quirkiness in the songwriting that makes them difficult to describe or categorize".[1]
The band dissolved shortly after the release of their 1995 album, Empty Hands. Singer Spike Xavier went on to found Corporate Avenger.
On the back cover photo of the Pantera album Vulgar Display of Power, Phil Anselmo can be seen wearing one of the band's T-shirts.
Members
At the time of the split
Previous members
- Jeff Koegel - bass
- Dave Hamilton - bass
- Rich Castillo - bass
- Dean R - drums
- "Dan" - drums
- Steve Crow - guitar (Desperate Expression - Self release '83)
- Lou Gaez - drums (Desperate Expression - Self release '83)
- Dan Colburn - bass
- Sean Elliott - bass
Discography
- Desperate Expression (1983) (self-released)
- Out Here (1987) (XXX records)
- Mind Over Four (1989) (Destiny Records)
- The Goddess (1990) (Caroline)
- Half Way Down (1993) (Restless)
- Empty Hands (1995) (Fierce)
References
External links
- Mind Over Four at the BNR Metal Pages
- Mind Over Four at Encyclopaedia Metallum
- Mind Over Four at Allmusic
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