Mountain Mirrors began in a voodoo-riddled mountainside catacomb in the year 2004. There, in the pitch-black darkness, fugitive Jeff Sanders experienced a life-changing vision quest...full of beautiful demonic sirens, three-breasted cyclops oracles and small, cuddly animals.

Tripping balls from an evil concoction of sensory deprivation and menacing curse vibrations, the Sandman carved the lyrics and music that would become the foundation for the first MM album, 2004's Lunar Ecstasy into those filthy stone walls.

Jeff has released two more albums since then, and in the winter of 2008 he returned to that evil mountainside to work on a fourth.

With the help of deviant musical masterminds Per Ulfhielm and Magnus "Trummange" Brandell of Odd Grooves fame, this would prove to be no ordinary EP. Like a perfect storm of epic proportions, it would become...

The Immortal Deadbeats EP.

1. Owned Again
2. Ascension Vibes
3. Immortal Deadbeats
4. Wash Me Away

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 2/4/2011
Mountain Mirrors lives in Massachusetts USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock, Prog Rock

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