Mirrors

Introduction

Last modification: 2023-11-27

Mirrors were a band originating from Brighton, UK. They started when indie rock band Mumm-Ra broke up. James, the singer, met Ally and they formed Mirrors soon after James "Tate" joined them, who apparently wanted to make new music as well after the Mumm-Ra break-up. When Josef joined, the original line-up was complete and the four started to work on material.

Mirrors are compared with Kraftwerk, OMD and Depeche Mode but also have influences of Joy Division and Primal Scream. They are in the end a band who very well reproduce the good old 80's synth-pop sound!

Their first release was a nice red 7" single, self-released through Pure Groove from 2009. Their second single was released through Moshi Moshi and from there they were picked up by Skint Records.

Ally left the group in October 2011 and their deal with Skint was for one album only, so they were an unsigned band by late 2011. Luckily they didn't gave up and released a new digital EP in January 2012 which contained two new tracks and five unreleased demos. Their first single of 2012, called Hourglass, was released on the 18th of June which is their final release to date.

For more information, please visit one of the following websites:
Mirrors @ Facebook
Official Home Page

Discography

Find below an overview of their current releases, broken down by each type of release. Click on a title for further information including tracklisting, catalogue numbers and artwork.

Albums

2011: Lights And Offerings

EPs

2010: Broken By Silence

2011: Deconstructed

2012: This Year, Next Year, Sometime . . . ?

Singles

2009: Look At Me

2009: Into The Heart

2010: Ways To An End

2010: Hide And Seek

2011: Into Heart Heart

2011: The White EP

2011: Look At Me

2011: Ways To An End (Radioactive Man Rework)

2012: Hourglass

Miscellaneous

2009: Coming 2010

2010: Remixes

2010: Farm Mirrs

2010: Mixtape

2010: Mirrors Film Challenge

2010: Theme Time Radio Ear II

2010: Theme Time Radio Ear III