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Mirror Ritual

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Conjuring up lush swells of bombastic sound, Poneke dream-fuzz group Mirror Ritual (FKA Transistor) are an ever-evolving blend of warped pop sensibilities filtered through noisy, shoegaze-tinged psychedelia.

Following a year since the release of Contextualise and its supporting Extending Vision tour, the previous trio of Transistor has given way to Mirror Ritual. The newly transfigured four piece of Lochie Noble, Eli Polaczuk, Mia Kelly and Riley Dick debuted the new moniker at ‘Flying Nun’s What Was That Thing? Live’ event, carrying the already established sound into a denser, more expansive sonic space.

Resting on the unstable threshold of past and future, Mirror Ritual’s songs of hidden, yet pervasive fears set the soundtrack to a world of dreams and delusions. Their explosive, dynamic live sound weaves echo drenched melodies through fuzzed out guitars and lucid synthesisers, all held together by time-shifting bass grooves and propulsive rhythms.

Band Members:
Lochie Noble
Riley Dick
Eli Polaczuk
Mia Kelly

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