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About Mirros

In November of 2008, the former rhythm section of a going-nowhere Nor Cal punk band got in touch with a recent guitar transplant from Illinois. From initial meetings the stage was set, and jam sessions were scheduled that turned into writing sessions once the trio discovered they had actual chemistry. The first songs were written without any set notion of how they'd sound, but upon the good fortune of the first few tunes all sounding cohesive and unified, a decision was made to actually take the next step and form a new band. Several names were suggested, but ultimately a typo on the Myspace login page was what gave the band it's moniker. Mirros was born with the instrumental lineup of Arnold Hablewitz on guitar, Surge Vaquerano on Bass, and Douglas Richardson on Drums.

In March of 2009, instrumental tracks were laid down at Castle Ultimate Studios in Fremont, CA, which gave the band an incredibly professional and heavy sound that caught the attention of guitarist Neal Engelhaupt, himself a veteran of many South Bay metalcore bands. After one audition, the band knew he would become the new second guitarist, and the attention now went to finding that perfect singer to complete the group, as well as writing more instrumental tracks and further honing the band's sound. After a LONG search with several missteps, the band found it's ideal front man in Nicolai Rodney, a native of Sacramento who had recently relocated to pursue a dream of being a musician.

After completing the four-song "The Love, Fire, Defense EP", the band immediately began booking shows like crazy in an effort to hit the ground running, and has already logged stage hours at some of the bay area's best clubs and venues. The band is already gearing up for its sophomore EP and is building a steady following that likes their music not only heavy, but also fun and rockin'. They are also already fielding offers for their first tours, and is anticipating being on the road no later than summer.

Armed with a steady lineup, fun touring nature, and an EP that is already receiving accolade from all over - and not to mention a new tour van nicknamed "Ginger" - Mirros wants to come to your town to show you that heavy rock doesn't always mean angry attitudes and an aggressive demeanor. Sometimes a band just loves to play out and wants to get out there and have a great time. Look for us on the road!