Miro’s sense of melody, poignant and topical lyrics, and his gift for shifting seamlessly from one musical genre to another while maintaining his own unique style are evident throughout this album. From the epic, near-industrial feel of the opening track to the 70s-styled rock outro, this serves as an example of an artist at the peak of his powers, both as an artist and a producer.

1. The Birds Have Flown
2. Forsaken
3. No Sense
4. Gunfight At The Reading Of The Will
5. Bright Ideas
6. Fossil Fools
7. Sleeping Giant
8. Simple
9. Fortune
10. The Real Deal
11. Whole
12. Swansong

Includes free PDF lyric booklet

A 21-song collection of re-recorded, re-played, remixed and remastered songs from the archives, many of which have never been heard before. Much of the material was written either for other artists, film, TV or theatre projects. The songs span over a decade of time and cover a wide variety of styles.

1. Do That Thing
2. Don’t You Cry For Me
3. Where I Am (Is Where I Wanna Be)
4. Get Over Yourself
5. Nothing Sacred
6. Mollie And Napoleon
7. Hope It Makes You Feel Good
8. Not A Song About You
9. (And She Will Still) Walk Away
10. Ghost Heart
11. Sky-Sized
12. I Believe In Angels
13. Napoleon’s End 
14. Leaving The Farm
15. Not A Song About You (jazz version)
16. Never Felt This Way Before
17. The Good Guy
18. New Best Friend
19. Ten Year Itch
20.  What It Is Is What It Is
21. We All Belong Together

Includes ‘Foundlings – A Short But Complex Story’ downloadable pdf.

Upon its release, Miro’s third official studio album sits firmly in the alternative rock category. But, as with many of his other releases, the music encompasses a number of genres, ranging from folk, funk, soul, trip hop, electronica, Motown, country, and psychedelia, all held together by Paul’s unique vocal stylings.

1. Guinea Pigs
2. Sometimes You Get, Sometimes You Get Got
3. Your Only One
4. Hideaway
5. Esperando un Milagro
6. On The Contrary
7. Hangin' Around
8. Borderline Clone
9. Kings of Mediocrity
10. Rock Don't Roll
11. The Charm 1
12. So Long
13. Shut Up, Fool
14. Carry On
15.  Bonus Track: Brand New
16.  Bonus Track: Fucker
17. Bonus Track: Superstar

Miro’s second solo album B.O.A.T.S. (Based on a True Story), has a general ‘Americana’ flavour. It is simultaneously sombre and uplifting in tone. B.O.A.T.S. cruises along with beautifully crafted melodies, the atmosphere enhanced by pedal steel guitar. Miro’s vocals are delivered with a raw passion, and his trademark silky layered harmonies. A truly memorable collection of songs.

1. Bad, Bad Day
2. Some Kind of Heaven
3. True at First Light
4. SSDD
5. Not Sorry
6. Ask Anyone
7. My Lucky Day
8. Don't Ask Why
9. The One
10. The Best Days of Our Lives
11. Colour Me Gone
12. Bring Out Your Dead

A massive 66-song collection, originally released as six individual CD albums. The tracks were recorded in response to people expressing an interest in owning a recorded version of Paul’s live acoustic performances. Aiming to capture the essence of a live show, all tracks feature simple acoustic guitar and vocal takes, but with the luxury of a studio equipment and none of the mandatory live venue background audience noise.

1. Great Place
2. Beanman
3. Virtual
4. Roll On Saturday
5. Happy
6. Simple
7. Bad, Bad Day
8. Jerry Built
9. The Best Thing
10. My Inamorata
11. The One
12. Being Social
13. Earthly Powers
14. The Wrong Pill
15. Safety Net
16. These Are The Days
17. My Friend
18. Love & Understanding
19. True at First Light
20. Tooned
21. Ask Anyone
22. Monster
23. Do I Need This
24. Take Our Sorrows Swimming
25. Ice Cream
26. SSDD
27. If Only
28. Fragments
29. Hollow
30. Stones

31. NASAU
32. The Days Don't Matter Without You
33. Takeaway
34. Dumb
35. Over You
36. Empty Head
37. My Lucky Day
38. Oh Well
39. Life is Good
40. Twice The Man
41. Nine Lives
42. Thanks For Nothing
43. (And she will still) Walk Away
44. Come Around The World With Me
45. Larger Than Life
46. Right Away
47. A Pocket Full of Foreign Change
48. Just For Fun
49. Colour Me Gone
50. Trouble
51. Open Season
52. All Alone
53. The Best Days of Our Lives
54. Stuffed
55. Blood Simple
56. Soul Suckers
57. Leaders
58. Don't Believe a Word
59. Maggie's Farm
60. Fuck The Police
61. Bowie medley
62. Soldier's Things
63. Sunny Afternoon
64. John The Revelator
65. Oliver's Army
66. Shells From a 30-06

Miro’s first ‘official’ full solo album, originally released in 2007, but remixed & remastered in 2015. Filled with athletic vocal performances, multi-layered harmonies’, flavours of trip-hop, polished guitars and band performances, earworms galore, poignant lyrics and great songwriting, this marked a great debut for his solo output.

1. Being Social
2. Happy
3. Life is Good
4. Empty Head 
5. My Friend
6. The Days Don't Matter Without You
7. Earthly Powers
8.  Illuminate
9. Roll On Saturday
10. Then Again
11. A Pocket Full of Foreign Change
12. Oh Well
13. All Alone
14. Take Our Sorrows Swimming

‘Blood Simple’ was the name Miro and mandolin player Mick Doyle used when they played live shows together as a duo. From powerful rock to moving ballads, with lush vocals and slick arrangements and the added folk flavour of the mandolin, this album is an essential part of anyone’s ‘Miro’ collection.

1. .Coming Up For Air
2. Larger Than Life
3. Right Away
4. Jerry Built
5. If Only
6. Great Wave
7. Just For Fun
8. These Are Her Friends
9. Love and Understanding
10. Stones
11. Thanks For Nothing

Wildly ambitious and epic in scope, the four-album Sinombré saga is a colossal achievement. The huge, dystopian, cinematic saga features an incredible collection of songs, stories and musical segue. A dark, bluesy swamp atmosphere runs throughout the journey, underneath Paul’s emotive vocals. Each album works as a standalone, but listening to all four albums back to back is highly recommended. A fifth chapter in the sequence is currently in development.

The album begins with the unsettling ‘Nothing Left Here’, delivering the underlying message of ‘end’, which resonates on multiple levels. Yet, despite the dystopian themes, the Sinombré message arrives in an irresistibly enticing wrapper, featuring the darkest of lyrics alongside nod-along rhythms and hypnotic melodies. Sinombré includes several ‘mood’ pieces, such as ‘Wilderness’ and ‘Travelogue’, which progress the narrative while also making sense in the context of the stunning artwork that accompanies the first chapter. Overall, Sinombré offers an immersive sensory experience.

1. Nothing Left Here (Part I)
2. End of Days
3. All Hope is Gone
4. Suddenly Righteous
5. Wilderness
6. Nest of Vipers
7. No Party
8. Travelogue
9. Night Fall 
10. Find the Beast
11. Devil Man Jump
12. Fall From Grace
13. Swimming in the Dowling Pool
14. The Only Devil
15. Sun's Gonna Shine
16. Nothing Left Here (Part Il) 

Opening in a rockier vein with the third part of Nothing Left Here, the second album in the sequence continues the musical journey, blending desolation, timeless anthems, and unnerving interludes. From warped Americana to achingly sad and beautiful, the album resembles a symphonic poem, filled with soaring vocals and exhilarating moments that lead one to contemplate that perhaps there is hope—something worth fighting for.

1. Nothing Left Here (Part III)
2. The Big Blowdown
3. Light Of The World
4. Build My Gallows High
5. Ghosthouse
6. Blue Hours, Red Light 
7. Free & Equal
8. Nichts Mehr Geben
9. Dark Night Of The Soul
10. Dimestring
11. Too Late Now
12. This Is Your Life
13. The Last Siren
14. Give Something Back
15. Nothing Left Here (Part IV) 

The opening track of Vol III presents an optimistic, blues-style delivery. However, like its two predecessors, Freedom Machine seamlessly intertwines a bewildering array of moods and styles. From raw rock to soothing, sensitive tones, and from Americana and country to Midwestern influences, it encompasses haunting, essential interludes and cinematic textures. Filled with political vitriol and lyrics that provoke reflection on our current chaotic times, this is yet another remarkable collection of songs.

1. Nothing Left Here Pt V
2. Dereliction
3. Freedom Machine
4. Crazytown
5. Money Tree
6. Life Support
7. The Con Spirra Sea
8. A Quiet Belief in Angels
9. Bitterfruit
10. Ready
11. Waiting For The Barbarians
12. Disconnect 
13. All That Remains
14. Nothing Left Here Pt VI 

What is remarkable about the Sinombré saga is the fusion not only of styles but also of concepts under an umbrella that sways to a hundred beats and yet somehow makes perfect sense. The fourth chapter is no exception, opening with a joyful 1940s-style big band rendition of "Nothing Left Here", demonstrating that there are happy moments amid the darkness and fear. The diverse sonic landscape seamlessly blends throughout with Miro’s unmistakable vocals and rich vocal harmonies, leading right up to the final message from the last bunker of lost hope… now dust and bones. Perhaps the most significant words uttered are that ultimately there is ‘Nothing Left Here’.

1. 1. Nothing Left Here Pt VII
2. Wonderful
3. The Only One
4. After The Silence
5. Needles
6. How to Survive (And Stay Good)
7. Celestial Spooks
8. Any Day Now
9. Lost Illusions
10. False Prophet
11. Mortal Babies
12. Nothing Left Here Pt VIII

This was the band's first independent album release. Featuring the trademark monstrous riffs, soaring melodies, smart lyrics and earworm choruses with which fans of the band’s earlier material were familiar.

1. Dumb
2. Bored of Everything
3. The Wrong Pill
4. Screws
5. Dead Room
6. The Morning After
7. The Man Who's Not At All
8. So What If?
9. No One
10. Out Of Our Minds
11. Don't Call It Revolution
12. After All

Between 2003 and 2007, AP&S released four EPs exclusively via the band’s now-defunct website. This compilation features all the original releases, as well as three bonus tracks, all lovingly restored, replayed, remixed, and remastered.

1. Kill or Destroy
2. Kiddy Cocaine
3. My Inamorata
4. Bleeding Hearts
5. Not For Sale
6. The Best Thing
7. Takeaway
8. Aphasia
9. Vertigo
10. Nothing Helps
11. Dirty Money
12. Free World Spaceman
13. Five Miles High
14. Five Years
15. Five Minutes Alone
16. Senses Working Overtime
17. Five Minutes
18. Take Five
19. Eternal
20. New Best Friend
21. Ten Year Itch

The first ‘official’ AP&S recordings, made before the band had a name or had finalised a line-up. Recorded at The Bakery in Derby and Axis Studios in Sheffield, the tracks are full of the raw energy that comes from against-the-clock one-take live recording. As with all other re-discovered demos, this collection has been carefully restored and remastered.

1. Kiddy Cocaine
2. Regurgitate
3. Vicious Circle Whirlpool
4. Hide Your Love Away
5. How Many Ways
6. Open Season
7. Twice The Man
8. I Kiss My Enemy
9. Wake Up
10. Craters

This selection of recordings were made at Doghouse Studios in Henley-on-Thames in 1991-92. The studio was owned by former Jethro Tull drummer Barry Barlow. The songs are all Richard Young/Paul Miro co-writes.

This collection of ‘polished demos’ features the first ever recordings and versions of songs like Kiss My Enemy, Open Season, together with some previously unreleased rarities.

1. How Does it Feel?
2. I Kiss My Enemy
3. King Reason
4. Color Me Gone
5. Save It For Another Fool
6. Natural Beauty
7. Open Season
8. Perfect Creatures
9. Suck
10. Red Faces
11. Mocked By Monuments

These four demos were recorded at Linford Manor in 1994 when the band were unsigned. Later, this recording of Do I Need This featured on a cassette on the cover of Kerrang, which was what introduced many people to AP&S’s music. A separate limited edition of 500 cassettes of all tracks was also put out by Music For Nations. Now, restored and remastered, this convenient downloadable version means everyone can hear the tracks in high quality without a cassette player.

1. Come Around The World With Me (demo)
2. Do I Need This (demo)
3. Open Season (demo)
4. Humiliation (demo)

A 22-track collection of the pre-production sessions for the band's second album, Snapshot, recorded and mixed at Far Heath Studios over a 14-day period in late 1996. Featuring some tracks that appear nowhere else. The recordings have been painstakingly restored and remastered.

1. Unknown Territories
2. Beanman
3. Monster
4. Blood Simple
5. Truth In Chains
6. Ice Cream
7. Virtual
8. Hollow
9. A Wing And A Prayer
10. Jerry Built
11. The Chair
12. Kiddy Cocaine
13. Land of Illusion
14. Screws
15. Mother Courage
16. Nine Lives
17. Shackled Hell-Hole Cast-Offs
18. Humiliation
19. Empty Head
20. Trouble
21. Wake Up
22. Suits

A brand new recording and re-working (2024) of the AP&S classic.

Unknown Territories