Imagine one day over an afternoon cup of coffee a friend says, “You know Enya started as a punk band. The demo fuckin’ rips! It’s like this flawlessly congealed mash up of Cirith Ungol and The Gits, but still has that underlying dreamy ethereal quality.” Rotate the Mirror could be that! At the base there’s a celestial exploration to the songs, built up by hyperdrive palm muting/shredding, and majestically delivered vocals. A very, very exciting record that would be thoroughly enjoyed by any fan of bands like El Banda, Daylight Robbery, or Tucson’s Conflict. –Daryl (Nervous Intent)