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Miracle Room Austin, Texas
Begun in Austin, Texas in 1986 by Steve Marsh (Terminal Mind, Evil Triplet), Miracle Room moved to New York City in 1988 and released a four-song self-titled EP on Bar/None Records and were included on the first volume of "Live At The Knitting Factory" on A&M Records, touring in Europe, Canada and the US and picking up a Best Local Band citation in the New York Press before disbanding in 1992. ... more
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