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There’s a room underwater…
It doesn’t reflect you back.
It shows you who you really are — when the doubt creeps in, when the tide rises over your chest, when your hands begin to shake.
Ghost Atlas never plays to the gallery. Their 2017 track “Mirror Room” is a slow, subaqueous drift into the deep — a post-hardcore lullaby that walks a tightrope between vulnerability and beauty.
The brainchild of Jesse Cash (best known for his work with ERRA), Ghost Atlas exists in the quiet space between screams — all melody, all atmosphere, all emotion.
🌌 A Lyrical Float
“Know I see the way you step back / take a look at yourself so critical…”
Every word is a whisper to someone doubting themselves.
“Mirror Room” isn’t trying to save you. It’s extending a hand, just above the current, asking you to swim.
This isn’t a love song.
It’s a life song — meant for anyone who’s lost in their own reflection.
🎛️ Textural Intimacy
Unlike full-band bangers, this track is stripped down, almost minimalist. But that simplicity is what makes it hit deeper:
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Liquid guitar layers melt like sunlight on water
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Delicate vocals oscillate between intimacy and ache
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The production leaves space — for breath, for thought, for you
It’s like standing still underwater — alone, and yet completely held.
💿 From the Album:
All Is In Sync, and There’s Nothing Left to Sing About
One of the most slept-on alternative records of the last decade. It’s full of quiet anthems for introspective souls. “Mirror Room” is just a door — the rest of the house is waiting.
🖤 Why This Matters
Some songs scream.
Some songs sing.
“Mirror Room” listens.
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Final Note:
“Mirror Room” doesn’t belong on a playlist.
It belongs in a moment.
Let it find you there.