Seventh Dimension Stockholm, Sweden
Seventh Dimension is a 5-piece progressive metal band.
The music is mainly inspired by the
progressive rock/metal scene and has much variation in style.
Ambient ballads, heavier metal and everything in between.
There are many songs containing storys, with characters going through different experiences,
reflecting visions, dreams or containing messages about life, emotions, philosophies and more.
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