This progressive rock output came together in 2000 under the guiding wings of Writer/Keyboardist/Saxophonist/Vocalist Linus Kase. First to join the band was Kristofer Eng on bass who at the time was attending the Royal College of Music in Stockholm together with Linus. Also aboard the ship was Linus elder brother Daniel Kase, from the Stockholm Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, on drums. Johan Oijen finalized the lineup on guitar about half a year later.

The band unconditionally put their 70´s oriented progressive rock music to work and started doing live shows and recorded their first full-length album, Brighteye Brison, between 2001-2002 and it was released on Rivel Records in 2003. The album was mixed and mastered by studio wizard and sound engineer Per Hallman who in fact joined the band as a full time member on the day of the release party for Brighteye Brison, first as the live sound engineer but in time also as the second keyboard player and singer.

Sessions for the second album, Stories, started in 2003 and lasted for almost three years(!) before its release on March 31st 2006. BB parted ways with Rivel Records, after recording a track called Mother Earth for the Sweet tribute album The Sweet According To Sweden in 2004, and signed with Progress Records hoping to get more attention within the progressive rock field.

For sure Stories continued on the path of delivering epic arrangements and swirling harmonies, again using analog instruments exclusively, and it was released to great critical acclaim. "They`ll become one of the biggest prog bands around", hailed Classic Rock Society. "This album are full of fantastic arranged and superbly delivered songs" said Prog Planet.

After shooting the video for the track We wanna Return in the summer of 2006, Daniel decided to leave the band. The band ultimately decided to move on and record yet again. Amazing drummer Erik Hammarstroem, an old aquaintance to Linus and Kristofer from The College of Music, filled the vacancy and the new album will be released early 2008 as well as an original track for the album "Inferno" by the Finnish Progressive Rock Association Colossus.