Biography
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Years Active
2005 – present (19 years)
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Members
- Clément Rouxel
- Dirk Verbeuren
- Loïc Colin
One-Way Mirror is a modern/industrial/rock metal band on the verge of triggering a revolution in the world of music. The band was created in 2005 when 5 close friends decided to join forces to create the ultimate rock metal band:
- Guillaume Bideau (Mnemic, ex-Scarve, ex-The Cube, Manu Livertout Band, Boy Damon T),
- David Potvin (Lyzanxia, Phaze I),
- Franck Potvin (Lyzanxia, Phaze I),
- Dirk Verbeuren (Soilwork, Scarve, Phaze I, Warrel Dane, ex-Aborted, ex-Artsonic, Manu Livertout Band)
- Loic Colin (Scarve, ex-Watcha, Manu Livertout Band, ex-No Return).
These buddies were used to sharing the stage with their respective bands and as they got closer throughout the years, they started working on more and more projects together and eventually they came up with the idea of creating a band in the rock metal genre, in which they would include all their influences to bring out a unique style boasting the most powerful and melodic hard-hitting rock anthems of today.
They got together for two weeks in 2005 in studio to party together and to work on some tunes just to see how things could develop. In the end, the alchemy was so perfect that 11 tracks were composed in 12 days. With their venture taking serious shape, the musicians decided to go to Sweden to record the drums with Daniel Bergstrand (Meshuggah, In Flames, …) at the Dug Out Studio. Everything else was recorded later on at Lyzanxia’s Dome Studio/Guillaume Bideau's Dogs in the house studio and produced by Guillaume Bideau and David Potvin.
The album was finalized in October 2007 when the band went to Denmark to get the tracks mixed and mastered by Tue Madsen (Sick Of It All, Dark Tranquility, Mnemic, …) at the Antfarm Studio. One-Way Mirror now had its full identity and 11 killer tunes under its belt.
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