History Music / Mnemic

* VocalDissonance: Guillaume Bideau, their third vocalist, has the appearance of a tough guy whose singing ought to fit his looks (i.e.gritty and all-around gruff). In actuality, his cleans showcase a very melodic metalcore influence, generally sounding higher than either his speaking or screaming/shouting.

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: 8 or 9, occasionally dipping down to 7.

* UnfortunateNames: Their second frontman's surname, at least to the Swedes [[note]]Bøgballe roughly translates to "gay dick"[[/note]]

* VocalDissonance: Guillaume Bideau, their third vocalist, has the appearance of a tough guy whose singing ought to fit his looks (i.e.gritty and all-around gruff). In actuality, his cleans showcase a very melodic metalcore influence, generally sounding higher in timbre than either his speaking or screaming/shouting.

* UnfortunateNames: Their original frontman's surname, at least to the Swedes [[note]]Bøgballe roughly translates to "gay dick"[[/note]]
* VocalDissonance: Guillaume Bideau, their second vocalist, has the appearance of a tough guy whose singing ought to fit his looks (i.e.gritty and all-around gruff). In actuality, his cleans showcase a very melodic metalcore influence, generally sounding higher in timbre than either his speaking or screaming/shouting.

* UnfortunateNames: Their original frontman's surname, at least to the Swedes [[note]]Bøgballe roughly translates to "gay dick"[[/note]]

* IntentionallyAwkwardTitle: "Pigfuck" off of ''Passenger''. The song also suffers from LyricalDissonance. [[note]]The chorus has these lyrics: "''Memories burning in my mind, I don't want to remember''".[[/note]]
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: 8 or 9, occasionally dipping down to 7.

* VocalDissonance: Guillaume Bideau, their second vocalist, looks like a tough guy who should sound like [[Music/{{Pantera}} Phil Anselmo]]. However, his melodic vocals follow a alt-rock/post-hardcore/punk style, similar to [[Music/{{Periphery}} Spencer Sotelo]].

* FollowTheLeader: They are one of the first bands to play their guitars in the 'djent' style after Meshuggah, as opposed to most bands like that on the scene having just emerged.

* VocalDissonance: Guillaume Bideau, their second vocalist, looks like a tough guy who should sound like [[Music/{{Pantera}} Phil Anselmo]]. However, his melodic vocals follow a alt-rock/post-hardcore/punk style, similar to [[{{Periphery}} Spencer Sotelo]].

Despite their obscurity in America, they are fairly popular in their native country; they cracked the Top 100 in Denmark with their sophomore album, and were the first metal group in their country to open up the Roskilde Festival, one of Europe's biggest mainstream music events. They have released a solid 5 albums in less than 10 years, and continue to go strong today. Oh, and they are also one of {{Metallica}}'s favorite bands.

Mnemic[[note]]The first ''m'' is silent[[/note]] is a metal band from Denmark. They formed in 1998, although they did not release an album until 5 years after. They are known for their mechanical, palm-muted style of playing as well as their powerful sound. Mnemic is just about unknown outside of the metal world, but they are well-known among metalheads and have gained a strong cult following over the years. Their eclectic influences from various metal sub-genres make them a difficult band to classify. They incorporate elements of IndustrialMetal, GrooveMetal, MelodicDeathMetal, AlternativeMetal, ProgressiveMetal, {{Metalcore}}, and NuMetal. However, [[WordOfGod the band members themselves]] describe their music as "Future Fusion Metal".

* AGoodNameForARockBand: Their name is a play on the Greek word 'mnemonic', which means a learning device that challenges the memory. As a bonus, it is also an acronym (see FunWithAcronyms below).

* VocalDissonance: Guillaume Bideau, their second vocalist, looks like a tough guy who should sound like [[Music/{{Pantera}} Phil Anselmo]]. However, his melodic vocals follow a alt-rock/post-hardcore/punk style, similar to [[{{Periphery}} Spencer Sotelo]].

* VocalDissonance: Guillaume Bideau, their second vocalist, looks like a tough guy who should sound like [[{{Pantera}} Phil Anselmo]]. However, his melodic vocals follow a alt-rock/post-hardcore/punk style, similar to [[{{Periphery}} Spencer Sotelo]].

Mnemic[[note]]The ''m'' is silent[[/note]] is a metal band from Denmark. They formed in 1998, although they did not release an album until 5 years after. They are known for their mechanical, palm-muted style of playing as well as their powerful sound. Mnemic is just about unknown outside of the metal world, but they are well-known among metalheads and have gained a strong cult following over the years. Their eclectic influences from various metal sub-genres make them a difficult band to classify. They incorporate elements of IndustrialMetal, GrooveMetal, MelodicDeathMetal, AlternativeMetal, ProgressiveMetal, {{Metalcore}}, and NuMetal. However, [[WordOfGod the band members themselves]] describe their music as "Future Fusion Metal".

Despite their obscurity in America, they are fairly popular in their native country; they cracked the Top 100 in Denmark with their sophomore album, and were the first metal group in their country to open up the Roskilde Festival, one of Europe's biggest mainstream music events. They have released a solid 5 albums in less than 10 years, and continue to go strong today.

* ''Mnemesis'' (2012)

Mnemic[[note]]The ''m'' is silent[[/note]] is a metal band from Denmark. They formed in 1998, although they did not release an album until 5 years after. They are known for their mechanical, palm-muted style of playing as well as their powerful sound. Mnemic is just about unknown outside of the metal world, but they are well-known among metalheads and have gained a strong cult following over the years. Their eclectic influences from various metal sub-genres make them a difficult band to classify. They incorporate elements of IndustrialMetal, GrooveMetal, MelodicDeathMetal, AlternativeMetal, ProgressiveMetal, {{Metalcore}}, NuMetal, and ThrashMetal. That's a lot of metal; confused yet? However, [[WordOfGod the band members themselves]] describe their music as "Future Fusion Metal".