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Music Video: ‘Blood Pressure’ from Mutemath

lauren — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 13:13:04 +0000

MuteMath is about to embark upon an extensive tour…you don’t want to miss it

lauren — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 04:44:15 +0000

MuteMath is touring the states, with a few stops in Asia, in support of their forthcoming sophomore album, ‘Armistice‘, which is due out on August 18th.

Tour Dates:
Aug 18: New Orleans, Louisiana @ House of Blues Aug 30: Toronto, Ontario @ VFest Sep 22: Cincinnati, Ohio @ Bogart’s Sep 24: Baltimore, Maryland @ Sonar Sep 25: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania @ T.L.A. Sep 26: Cleveland, Ohio @ House of Blues Sep 27: Pontiac, Michigan @ Clutch Cargo Sep 29: Madison, Wisconsin @ The Majestic Oct 1: Des Moines, Iowa @ People’s Court Oct 3: Austin, Texas @ Austin City Limits Music Festival Oct 5: Seattle, Washington @ Showbox Oct 6: Portland, Oregon @ Roseland Theater Oct 8: Sacramento, California @ Empire Event Center Oct 9: San Francisco, California @ The Fillmore Oct 10: Los Angeles, California @ Club Nokia Live Oct 11: San Diego, California @ House of Blues	Oct 13: Las Vegas, Nevada @ House of Blues Oct 14: Denver, Colorado @ Ogden Theater Oct 16: Kansas City, Missouri @ Beaumont Club Oct 17: Minneapolis, Minnesota @ First Avenue Oct 18: Chicago, Illinois @ House of Blues Oct 20: Grand Rapids, Michigan @ Orbit Room Oct 22: Columbus, Ohio @ Newport Music Hall Oct 23: St. Louis, Missouri @ The Pageant Oct 24: Tulsa, Oklahoma @ Cain’s Ballroom Oct 25: Memphis, Tennessee @ New Daisy Oct 27: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma @ Diamond Ballroom Oct 29: Dallas, Texas @ The Palladium Oct 30: Houston, Texas @ Warehouse Live Oct 31: New Orleans, Louisiana @ Voodoo Festival	Nov 2: Birmingham, Alabama @ Alabama Theatre Nov 4: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida @ Revolution Nov 5: Orlando, Florida @ House of Blues Nov 6: Atlanta, Georgia @ The Tabernacle Nov 7: Charlotte, North Carolina @ Amos’ Southend Nov 8: Nashville, Tennessee @ War Memorial Nov 10: Norfolk, Virginia @ The Norva Nov 11: Washington DC @ Sixth & I Nov 12: Boston, Massachusetts @ House of Blues Nov 13: New York City, New York @ Nokia Theatre Nov 16: Nagoya @ Club Quattro Nov 17: Osaka @ Club Quattro Nov 18: Tokyo @ O-East Nov 19: Tokyo @ TBA

Mute Math’s forthcoming album ‘Armistice’ will be available August 18th

lauren — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 13:17:50 +0000

I for one am very excited that the release date of Mute Math’s forthcoming album, ‘Armistice’, has been revealed. The first time I saw Mute Math, I fell mildly in love, and they remain to this day, one of my favorite bands on planet earth. I picked up their self-titled debut album at their show back in 2006, and they have not released another full-length album since then. So needless to say, the anticipation has been building. Well, now myself (and undoubtedly hoards of other) only have to wait a couple more months because Mute Math’s new album is set for an August 18th release, via Teleprompt-Warner Bros.

‘Armistice’ was recorded and produced by Dennis Herring (Elvis Costello, Modest Mouse, the Hives) in New Orleans and in Oxford, Mississippi. The album is a little under 50 minutes and comprised of 11 new tracks (there are 12 tracks but Spotlight was released as an EP). I cannot wait to see them perform new material live.

I do not have any new tracks to stream, however, in case you missed it…
Take A Listen: Spotlight by Mute Math

MySpace – Mute Math

Mute Math release new Spotlight EP

lauren — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 04:01:56 +0000

Mute Math just released their latest EP, Spotlight. The band is putting final touches on their forthcoming album… but for those of you itching for some new material, the EP has four new songs to scratch.

Take A Listen: Spotlight by Mute Math

You can digitally purchase the Spotlight EP on Mute Math’s website.

Mute Math live @ The State Theater

lauren — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 05:21:15 +0000

(Photo not taken by M.Snitch)

Even with laryngitis Mute Math was flawless! Mute Math epitomizes the meaning of an Indie Rock Show. These gentlemen are truly inspiring and should be recognized as a rare gem in an abandoned mine. It’s overwhelming to feel their intense energy and witnessing their musical versatility. Whether it was Paul jumping on top of his piano, keytar in hand or Darren “The” King banging out on his drums as well as anything in the area, the show was beautifully executed.

Mute Math meshes perfectly as a band, each member is on the same mission, they just use different weapons. While bouncing around the stage, hurtling the instruments, the fellas of Mute Math seemed to be playing a rather intense game of musical chairs. It was obvious by the screaming encore, nobody wanted the show to end.

They have gotten even better since the last time we saw them.

Mute Math…One of the best live bands around

lauren — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 03:46:42 +0000

Putting on my headphones I can’t help but smile, perhaps it’s more like a smirk. I feel as if the world around me has been swollen in silence… there are few artists worthy of an emotional attachment. There is so much noise, so many mediocre melodies, so many stolen sounds from great music of the past. Like a baseball crashing through a grouchy neighbors’ window MUTE MATH is going to bring some much needed satisfaction to eager ears yearning for originally enchanting music.

Mute Math’s self-titled debut is flexible, encompasses a wide range, has depth, offers relational lyrics while invoking an urge to hit the rewind button. This album presents electronically trancing blends that intertwine with manually and tightly played instruments that dance in-step with the charming vocals. From the songs that continue to play in my mind throughout the day, like Typical, Chaos, Noticed and You are Mine.

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