Seventh Wonder
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Alley Cat
Hide and Seek
Tiara's Song (Farewell Pt. 1)
The Everones
Victorious
Beyond Today (Farewell Pt. 3)
The Great Escape
Long Way Home
Against the Grain
Tears for a Father
Dream Machines
By the Light of the Funeral Pyres
The Angelmaker
Goodnight (Farewell Pt. 2)
King of Whitewater
Arrival
Damnation Below
Exhale
One Last Goodbye
Move on Through
Wizeman
Welcome to Mercy Falls
Unbreakable
The Truth
Inner Enemy (Studio Version)
Procession
A New Beginning
A Day Away
There and Back
The Black Parade
Star of David
Back in Time
Not an Angel
Taint the Sky
Pieces
Like Him
Wiseman
Blinding My Eyes
Day by Day
Temple in the Storm
The Secret

Seventh Wonder

13 rooms
Stockholm, Sweden (2000 – present)Arising from the ashes of the band Mankind, SEVENTH WONDER found its beginnings in the friendship of Mankind’s drummer Johnny Sandin, bass player Andreas Blomqvist and guitarist Johan Liefvendahl, who, left without songs to play or a name to call themselves, chose to stay together and form a group based in Stockholm. Motivation and faith overcame the obstacles, and material began to form and amass, in the then untested, and now standard form of a band effort, jamming and thinking up songs together at rehearsals. These rehearsals also saw the music shift toward the heavier shades, and a large vein of progressive influence also made its way into the band’s mentality. The new style grew on everyone and so began the search for a keyboard player.In December of 2000, a quiet unknown by the name of Andreas Söderin came to a rehearsal session with a mutual friend of his and Johnny’s. Hearing the material, Andreas became interested and promptly stated that he would be back next time. After a while it looked clear that Seventh Wonder now had their keyboard man who immediately added a new and much sought after dimension to the sound of the band, and efforts now became more serious, to record some music and let the world know a new band had entered the scene.In the early summer of 2001, Seventh Wonder had written and completed some material, and entered the studio to record a demo. Not having found a permanent vocalist, Seventh Wonder instead opted to hire in singer Roman Karpovich.