Mutemath will release Play Dead on September 8th. Pre-orders are up and you can find the track listing below.
Mutemath Detail New Album ‘Play Dead’
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Mutemath – “Stroll On”
Mutemath Announce New Tour Dates
Mutemath have announced some new tour dates.
Mutemath – “Hit Parade”
Mutemath’s new single, “Hit Parade,” is up on Apple Music and YouTube. The song comes from the band’s new album, Play Dead, due out later this year.
Mutemath Tease
Mutemath are teasing a new single over on their website. Look for that to drop tomorrow.
Mutemath Have a New Album “Coming Soon”
Mutemath are currently in the studio finishing their new album. The full press release can be found below.
Twenty One Pilots – “TOPxMM” (The Mutemath Sessions)
Twenty One Pilots visited the studio with Mutemath and recreated five of their songs live. They’ve posted up the video on YouTube and you can download the tracks here.
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Switchfoot’s “Float” Remixed by Darren King
Switchfoot have released a new version of “Float” remixed by Darren King of Mutemath.
Mutemath Post Up Limited Edition 10th Anniversary Bundle
Mutemath have posted up a limited edition 10th anniversary bundle for their self-titled album. There are only 1,000 available.
The band is currently in the studio working on their upcoming fifth album.
Mutemath Announce ‘Changes’
Mutemath – “Used to” Video
Interview: Paul Meany of Mutemath
Lead singer Paul Meany details the four-year process behind Mutemath’s upcoming fourth album Vitals, continually chasing the euphoric feeling of finishing a record, why the band has come full circle creatively after 10 years yet still pushes forward, and how writing songs that embody a spirit of life has helped him navigate as he’s grown older.
Review: Mutemath – Odd Soul
You’d never picture the guys in MUTEMATH to be dark wizards, but after listening to Odd Soul numerous times, I’m just not so sure anymore. It’s plain as day to see that the band is using horcruxes, as they have divided up their Odd Soul into separate different genres to reach musical immortality.
So while my analogy may have been totally lame, you cannot deny that there has always been some sort of uniqueness about MUTEMATH. From their energetic live show to their fantastic music videos, you rarely hear or see the band to the same thing twice. And that’s what makes Odd Soul one of the best albums of 2011 – it’s MUTEMATH reinventing themselves while remaining true to their roots throughout the thirteen track LP.
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Drummer Darren King discusses Mutemath’s new sound and distinct approach to creating Odd Soul, working with no outside influences for the first time, the importance of trust among bandmates, and his religious upbringing.