Mirror is the first single from Bay Area post-punk band Wild Moth's sophomore LP, Inhibitor, out late summer 2015 on Iron Pier. SF Weekly cited Wild Moth as "one of the Bay Area's most promising young postpunk bands" while Impose Magazine praised the song Mirror" for its "continuation of a developing deterrence from punk's normal furies, replacing harshness with tonal melancholy and a pleasantly morbid curiosity." Think modern shoegaze that mixes spikes of punk-infused energy, akin to Isn't Anything-era My Bloody Valentine crossed with Drive Like Jehu. Mirror and, later, Inhibitor are the follow-ups to Wild Moth's 2013 debut full length on Asian Man Records, Over, Again, as well as their recent split 7" with fellow Bay Area band Creative Adult. Mirror and Inhibitor were recorded with Jack Shirley (Deafheaven, Joyce Manor) and Max Senna (Miserable) and find Wild Moth hitting a new gear. This is a one-time pressing on clear flexi vinyl limited to 400 copies.