Miracle Legion

Magic Legion were a Connecticut-based music group that immediately sprang alive on the pumps of the post-R.E.M. acoustic guitar rock growth, chiefly because business lead singer Tag Mulcahy’s tone of voice bore an uncanny resemblance to Michael Stipe’s, as well as the arpeggio acoustic guitar structures were comparable to Peter Buck’s. However the music group — Ray Neal (acoustic guitar), Jeff Wiederschall (drums), and Steven Western (bass), and later on simply Mulcahy and Neal — eventually became exclusive in its right. The Garden EP, released by the tiny Incas Information label in 1984, was an instantaneous college radio strike, and the music group rode on top of its popularity for quite a while. It got until 1987 to obtain Surprise Surprise Shock out on Tough Trade, plus they were not able to capitalize on the original buzz; the shade was no more therefore sprightly. The follow-up, 1988’s Pleased, was a assortment of originals plus some live paths documented with Pere Ubu. By 1989, Mulcahy and Neal had been working like a duo and released a savvy acoustic recording entitled Me and Mr. Ray on Tough Trade. Having deserted the R.E.M. sound, the music group found its direction like a country-rock duo. Drenched found its way to 1992, accompanied by Portrait of the Damaged Family members in 1997, the second option of which premiered on Mulcahy’s personal Mezzotint Information. In 1999 Mulcahy released a single recording, Fathering, in addition to music for Nickelodeon’s The Escapades of Pete & Pete. He continuing to record single in to the 2000s, placing out the I SIMPLY Shot Myself within the Feet Once again EP (2000) as well as the full-lengths Smilesunset (2001) and In search of Your Joy (2005).