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Multiple artists have released music as Miracle: 1. Miracle is an electronic/synth-pop collaboration between American musician Steve Moore (Zombi, Lovelock) and prolific English multi-instrumentalist Daniel O'Sullivan (Ulver, Mothlite, Guapo) 2. Miracle is an Australian hip-hop artist 3. Miracle is a rapper from the southern United States 4. Miracle is a Canadian hip-hop artist 5. Miracle is a Dutch rock band known for their Queen covers 6. Miracle is a Polish death metal/thrash band. .

Miracles throw their bodies into nature’s cycle of collapse and renewal. Dirty bass, overdriven keyboards, sparse vocals and maniac drums try to compete with the crash and clatter of human fortunes and failures. After ten plus years of periodic collaboration on poetry, art and music projects, Adam Stolorow (vocals, keyboards) and Baxter Holland (bass) arrived in Brooklyn by way of late 90’s Providence and the requisite diet of utopian thinking and freak flag waving. What started in Chicago as an experimental ripple of drums, cheap keyboards and onstage loops between Stolorow and drummer Matthew Berland in 2004 became a focused...

The Two-Minute Miracles are an indie pop band built around Canadian producer and recording engineer J. Andrew Magoffin. He has worked with The Constantines, The Hidden Cameras, Royal City, The Weekend, Robin Black and the IRS, Cuff the Duke, and many more. Their travels have included trips to both of the Canadian coasts, a CMJ showcase in New York City, an appearance on Open Mike with Mike Bullard, and a video for the song Rayon Queen in a Nylon Dream. .

Miracle Fortress is the brainchild of Graham Van Pelt, a Montreal-based multi-instrumentalist and vocalist who in this incarnation builds wall of sound pop songs in the tradition of Brian Wilson and Brian Eno. Originally from Stratford, Ontario, Graham is also a member of Montreal’s Think About Life (Alien8 Recordings). He began to record as Miracle Fortress after co-founding the multi-functional art space/venue/studio space Friendship Cove with local artist Jack Dylan in Montreal’s Griffintown in late 2005. A 5 song EP, Watery Grave, led to a collaboration with Secret City Records in 2006 to record a full length LP. Graham spent...

Miracles of Modern Science are a chamber pop band based in Brooklyn, NY. The band was formed in 2005 by Evan Younger (double bass, lead vocals), Josh Hirshfeld (mandolin), Kieran Ledwidge (violin), Geoff McDonald (cello) and Tyler Pines (drums), who were then students at Princeton University. Upon graduating from Princeton in 2008, Miracles of Modern Science released their self-titled debut EP and built a following in the New York City area. In 2009, SPIN named them a "Must-Hear Artist" at the CMJ Music Marathon. Their LP "Dog Year" was released in December 2011 to high praise from NPR, Wired, Paste,...