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The band was formed in 1979 by songwriters Ian Broudie (formerly of Big in Japan and Secrets) and Steve Allen (formerly of Deaf School).[1] They recruited former XTC/Stadium Dogs keyboardist/guitarist Jonathan Perkins, Phil Spalding, formerly bassist with Bernie Tormé, and drummer Pete Kircher.[1][2]

They were signed by Mercury Records and their first release was the "Could This Be Heaven" single in November 1979.[1] A second single, "Boys Cry", preceded a self-titled debut album in February 1980.[1] Jimmy Hughes replaced Spalding prior to the band's second album, Heart, Twango & Raw Beat (1981). A final single, "20,000 Dreamers", followed before the band split up.[1]

Broudie went on to form Care and later The Lightning Seeds, also establishing himself as a successful producer.[1] Kircher joined Status Quo in 1982, staying in the band until 1985.[1] Allen went on to be Senior A&R Director at WEA's Eternal label



1. 1980. Original Mirrors. Original Mirrors

2. 1981. Original Mirrors. 20.000 Dreamers [7'']

3. 1981. Original Mirrors. Dancing with the Rebels [7'' single]

4. 1981. Original Mirrors. Heart-Twango & Raw Beat

5. 1996 - Original Mirrors - Heartbeat. The Very Best of