No End In Sight
By Claudia | Reviews7 Sep 2010
Here’s a short guide for musical time traveling: buy the Mirrors single “Ways To An End” and a ticket for the upcoming European tour (Mirrors are supporting OMD) and you’ll go directly back to the early 80s. They look and sound like a mixture of Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode and Talking Heads. With other words: they snaffled from the best. The impulsive and dry beats accompanied by classical electronic pop harmonies are the perfect gifts for lead singer James’ extraordinary voice. How they elaborate their obvious musical impact is pretty fascinating, in particular onstage and live. You won’t find just a bunch of hipsters who are surfing the synth-pop remembrance wave, but a band that reflects their musical influences in their own way and thus create something new and exciting. The Brighton based quartet’s debut album is currently being mixed and will be released in early 2011. High expectations are vested, I reckon this debut will be something you won’t miss. Neither in your trusted record store, nor on the dance floor.
10/09/10 Monarch, London
11/11/10 E-Werk, Cologne
12/11/10 Capitol, Hannover
13/11/10 Haus Auensee, Leipzig
15/11/10 Theaterhaus, Stuttgart
16/11/10 Tonhalle, Munich
18/11/10 Tempodrom, Berlin
19/11/10 Docks, Hamburg
21/11/10 Den Atelier, Luxembourg
22/11/10 Ancienne Belgique, Brussels
23/11/10 Paradiso, Amsterdam
25/11/10 Le Casino de Paris, Paris
Tags: Depeche Mode, Kraftwerk, Mirrors, New Wave, OMD, Talking Heads, Ways To An End

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