"Somewhere In Between": The brooding debut album from Four Way Mirror

Brewed in the buzzing but underrated Dundalk music scene, Four Way Mirror are one of Ireland's stand-out acts in alternative rock.

Drawing influence from top 80s and 90s rock names such as Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, Metallica and Nirvana, Four Way Mirror are a melting pot of intensity and versatility. Their debut album, "Somewhere In Between" offers nine new tracks, showcasing their impressive growth as a unit over the past year.

From the driving beats of lead single “Changing Colours", to the haunting beauty of “Polarity” and the riff-laden, "Running Away", the album offers a diverse spectrum of their captivating sound. About the new album, lead singer and bassist Saoirse Murray says: 

"We're thrilled to share our new music with the world. This album is a reflection of who we are as a band and where we're heading. We can't wait for everyone to hear it" 

In addition to the album release, the band are set to embark on a promotional tour, bringing their dynamic and powerful performances to fans across the country. Known for their unbridled energy and passion on stage, Four Way Mirror's live shows are a must-see for fans of alternative and hard rock.

Check out our favourite track from the album: The powerful, nostalgic ballad, "Sweet Nothing":

Four Way Mirror is:

Saoirse Murray - Lead vocals & bass

Darren Connor - Guitar

Ben McCarthy - Drums

Instagram | Facebook | Spotify

This tune's PR campaign was managed using Drop Rocket. Check out Drop Rocket to learn how to launch your best release yet!