This week our guest is Mark Mulcahy.

Mark joins us to talk about the vinyl reissue of the Portrait Of A Damaged Family album by Miracle Legion, which is being released this weekend on Record Store Day.

Miracle Legion - Portrait Of A Damaged Family

The album has been freshly remastered and features one previously unreleased bonus track. Check out a recent review of the album written by my Popdose comrade Ted Asregadoo, who writes, “One listen to the record and you’ll hear a band who aren’t lost anymore.”

The Miracle Legion catalog will be available digitally on Monday, April 18 and the band will play a series of reunion shows in July and August.

We talk with Mark about the Portrait reissue as well as the proposed touring plans for Miracle Legion. He also had some great stories to share about his experience making music with Polaris for the Nickelodeon series The Adventures of Pete and Pete, plus he shares his memories of recording with Miracle Legion at Prince’s Paisley Park.

Visit the Mezzotint website for lots of information regarding Miracle Legion, Polaris and the music of Mark Mulcahy.

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Thanks for listening!

Lost Together with Matt Wardlaw, Episode 15: Mark Mulcahy

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Matt Wardlaw

Matt Wardlaw is a music lifer with nearly 20 years of experience in the industry. Of course you all have shoes older than that, but that's okay, Matt realizes that he's still a rookie. His byline has appeared in the Riverfront Times (St. Louis), Cleveland Scene, Blogcritics, Music's Bottom Line and Ultimate Classic Rock, among others. In addition to writing for Popdose, Matt also has his own music blog called Addicted to Vinyl where he writes about a variety of subjects including but not limited to vinyl. In his spare time, Matt enjoys long walks in the park, Cherone-era Van Halen and driving long distances to Night Ranger concerts.

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