MIIRRORS



BOOKING: MIIRRORSMUSIC@GMAIL.COM
LICENSING & PUBLISHING: KENN GOODMAN





DISCOGRAPHY


LP1: MOTION AND PICTURERecorded at Electrical Audio, Studio B
Mixed by Brian Deck, Narwhal Studios




DEFINITIVE VERSIONRecorded at Narwhal Studios
Engineered, mixed and mastered by Brian Deck



 SONGS YOU THOUGHT EXISTED
Recorded at Electrical Audio, Gentle Bear
Mixed by Brian Deck, Narwhal Studios
Spring 2026

UPCOMING SHOWS

SOUNDSCAPE NORTHWEST  •  PORTLAND, OR  •  4.27–5.2 2026


What began as a chance airplane encounter between Brian McSweeney and Shawn Rios 
grew into a yearslong friendship igniting their inevitable collaboration that became 
Chicago’s MIIRRORS. 

They initially prioritized album creation over live performance, trading the stage for the tracking room, morphing into a collaborative quintet of veteran multi-instrumentalists— JG Shadid, Andre Miller, and Patrick Riley completing the sound with waves of cascading textures blurring the lines between synthesizers and guitars a la My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive and Grizzly Bear. Songwriting still at the core, Rios’ atypical and linear rhythms anchor the songs while McSweeney’s voice ascends above the band’s expanding colors.

2023’s efforts surrounding the release of Motion and Picture saw them pivot to becoming a new live band to see at tour stops in Chicago, New York, Minneapolis, and Nashville. Shooting their performance doc Definitive Version and their video for “Nightwalk” while continually selling out rooms at home has kept them busy in a post-Pandemic landscape. MIIRRORS will soon announce a Midwest to West Coast tour anchored by the inaugural  Soundscape Northwest festival in Portland, Oregon this spring. They’re currently wrapping up their upcoming EP Songs You Thought Existed and their untitled second full-length album. 


“Now their debut full-length is finally here, and if you’re wondering whether it’s worth the wait—let me reassure you: it would’ve been worth an even longer one.”
- Newcity
“You can never predict the whims of a fickle public, but as MIIRRORS work on their first full-length album, they certainly seem to have all the elements in place to be the next big thing.”
-The Chicago Reader“Covering Buckley is a near herculean task—Buckley had one of the biggest vocal ranges in music history after all—and MIIRRORS pass with flying colors.”
-Paste Magazine“Genre-bending compositions of epic proportions— MIIRRORS remains a bit of a mystery, but the band’s anonymity aside, listening to their stories and lyrics feels like catching up with an old friend.”
-Basement Magazine
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