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There are multiple artists using this name: 1) A British progressive jazz-rock band of the Canterbury style in the 70s. 2) The incorrect English spelling of the Japanese rock band ギルガメッシュ (girugamesh). 3) A now defunct Dutch hardcore band. 4) A now defunct Australian ska/hardcore band. 5) A progressive rock/fusion band out of Petaluma, California. 6) An american progessive band. Their demo is still under production, however, some songs may be found at www.purevolume.com/gilgameshusa. 7) A now defunct Hungarian lo-fi no-wave art-punk band. 8) An all-female death metal band from Mexico. Released only one demo in 1995. 9) A blackened...

Drinking Games is a math pop band from Boston, Mass. .

Created by two industry leading video game composers Tommy Tallarico and Jack Wall, Video Games Live™ (produced under their company Mystical Stone Entertainment, LLC) is the front runner in the field of live game music performance. Video Games Live™ is an immersive concert event celebration featuring music from the biggest video games of all time. The groundbreaking debut performance launched on July 6th, 2005 at the world famous Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles with the LA Philharmonic and over 11,000 people in attendance making it the largest video game concert in the world. .

2010 Mindgames releases their third album MMX. 2009 Max joins the band on bass. New compositions are finalized. In the summer of that year the album MMX is recorded at Ace Studio and produced by Frank Van Bogaert. 2008 Al-Tair Azizov decides to leave the band. Recordings for the third album are deferred. Further more the band changes their rehearsal room. 2007 Mindgames and Frank Van Bogaert performed together: Progressive Rock and Electronic Music Join Forces. Mindgames performes at the ProgMania festival. Stoffel is replaced by Tair (bass, 2007-2008). Mindgames decided to change their legal organisation status and no longer...