Miracle Blood

O'Briens is always a good time. The bands are right there without barriers and the music is all around you. A small venue makes it personal, and you feel like part of the show. Miracle Blood is a great bunch a guys who just want to perform live. This was a packed line-up with Deprogrammer Cult, Jiddo, and Spiritkiller. A huge thank you to Spiritkiller for making the drive from Albany. They are proof that good things can come out of NY. Despite the fact Jiddo still doesn't have any t-shirts, I really enjoyed their music and enthusiasm. What can I say about Deprogrammer Cult...In Your Face Loud Live Music. This is a band you need to see in person. Miracle Blood has been working on some new music so we got a little taste of it. I'm excited for the upcoming album. Andrew wants to be a Pomeranian; I just want to be a Miracle Blood fan.

The Met is a fantastic venue. There's plenty of room for fans to see and hear the music. It also gives people space to move around. Miracle Blood closed the show with some powerful noise-rock. This is a band with a tremendous future. They are passionate about their music and always thankful of the crowd. If you have a chance to see them live, do it.

Miracle Blood is an amazing trio who always put on a great show. The lead singer, Andrew stopped to change a broken guitar string because he refused to deny the crowd a perfect performance. Deep Cuts and the promoters got together a powerhouse bunch of bands. Who can pass up seeing Billy, Psychic Weight, The Freqs, and Miracle Blood? The term 'be there or be square' doesn't come close. Deep Cuts has hosted some awesome indie bands recently to help boost the local music scene. The best part is hanging out with friends and fans who just want to have fun listening to live music. A big shout out to Anthony for pulling double duty on drums opening with Billy and closing the show with Miracle Blood. This was the 'hat trick' to Constant Disappointment Records promotion and I'm proud to say I saw them all.

Hotel Vernon is NOT a hotel, but it is an awesome bar to see indie bands up close and personal. The show was fantastic with five bands: Berm, SuperJerk, Fox Canadian, Miracle Blood and Gut Health. Miracle blood is a trio that always gives you their best. The lyrics are fun and the lead singer is larger-than-life. This band reminds you why live is the only way to listen. These small shows are a great way to meet the bands and be a part of the experience.

dNB Craft Kitchen is becoming a hot spot for local bands. It's like hosting a show in your living room. You are face-to-face with the musicians and surrounded by loud live music. Miracle blood is a trio that always gives you their best. The lyrics are fun and the lead singer is larger-than-life. This band reminds you why live is the only way to listen. These small shows are a great way to meet the bands and be a part of the experience. dNB serves food which I hear is really good, but they shutdown the kitchen for shows so you'll have to go early or an off night.

Indie bands and small venues are the "Miracle Blood" of live music. This was an amazing group of performers that just want their music heard and appreciated. The in-your-face setting makes everyone part of the show. Miracle Blood is a fantastic band and great bunch of guys. Andrew's exaggerated expressions and over-the-top energy are just a taste of the band's appeal. Garrett keeps the rhythm and brings an easy-going flow to the bass. Anthony is the glue that holds it all together while absolutely destroying the drums. If you have a chance to see this band live, you need to jump on it.

Miracle Blood always puts on a great performance. Andrew, Garrett, and Anthony give you everything they have from the first chord. Their music is fun and full of energy.

The place was a struggle to get to, and a little hard to find; but It was totally worth it. One of the gallery hosts personally found me a parking spot. The show was FREE and they provided snacks and beverages. New Alliance Gallery is part recording studio and part art gallery. The two bands played in one of the recording spaces which gave it the feel of being part of the session. Miracle Blood always puts on a great performance. They are a great bunch of guys that love playing to an audience. You know they're having as much fun as you being able to do it live. The best part was just hanging out with Andrew, Garrett, and Anthony. I'm all about supporting local artists so I look forward to the next time New Alliance Gallery or other local venues put on a show..