Miracle Workers: Inside Out 12"
When the 80s U.S. garage/psych explosion started, one record in that genre towered above all others — THE MIRACLE WORKERS’ 1985 debut LP Inside Out.
Initially formed in 1982, the classic line-up on this debut was a five-headed, five-star beast and one of the most ferocious live bands of the era. With four songwriters, they rarely had to rely on the crutch of cover versions that many of their paisley contemporaries had to lean on. No lazy Pebbles compilation wanna-bes or drippy long-form psych yawns here; just 13 songs that are up there in the pantheon of garage rock (and really any other rock genre).
When the 80s U.S. garage/psych explosion started, one record in that genre towered above all others — THE MIRACLE WORKERS’ 1985 debut LP Inside Out.
Initially formed in 1982, the classic line-up on this debut was a five-headed, five-star beast and one of the most ferocious live bands of the era. With four songwriters, they rarely had to rely on the crutch of cover versions that many of their paisley contemporaries had to lean on. No lazy Pebbles compilation wanna-bes or drippy long-form psych yawns here; just 13 songs that are up there in the pantheon of garage rock (and really any other rock genre).
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When the 80s U.S. garage/psych explosion started, one record in that genre towered above all others — THE MIRACLE WORKERS’ 1985 debut LP Inside Out.
Initially formed in 1982, the classic line-up on this debut was a five-headed, five-star beast and one of the most ferocious live bands of the era. With four songwriters, they rarely had to rely on the crutch of cover versions that many of their paisley contemporaries had to lean on. No lazy Pebbles compilation wanna-bes or drippy long-form psych yawns here; just 13 songs that are up there in the pantheon of garage rock (and really any other rock genre).
