Mirrors - Brand New Day (Not Quite Dawn!)

Thursday 1st June 2000
Mirrors - Brand New Day (Not Quite Dawn!)
Mirrors - Brand New Day (Not Quite Dawn!)

STYLE: Rock
RATING 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 2124-27034
LABEL: Independent
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1

Reviewed by Mike Rimmer

Based in New Hampshire, USA, The Mirrors are makers of modern rock. At least that's how things are developing on their latest album 'Brand New Day. Their last album saw the band beginning to change in that direction so half the tracks were old style 70s rock and half had stepped into the new modern rock sound. This newie sees the band more greatly unified though there are still the heavy riffs that make up the more intense end of the spectrum. Just check out "He Is The One", "What You're Here For" or "It's Free" the band are still capable of lighter, more melodic touches on tracks like "Mercy On My Soul" and "Brand New Day". The fabulous thing about independent music in the USA is the fact that bands tend to be more ministry than fame oriented and songs tend to be less about crossover and more about making an impact. Consequently, albums like this one are a gem and worth discovering. If you fancy no nonsense rock'n'roll with its heart fixed on Heaven this is it.

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Sample Track Listing:
1. He Is The One [Listen]
2. It's Free [Listen]
3. It's Mine [Listen]
4. Mercy On My Soul [Listen]
5. His Way [Listen]
6. What You're Here For [Listen]
7. Motive [Listen]
8. Give Him All The Praise [Listen]
9. Do You Know His Name [Listen]
10. Brand New Day [Listen]

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