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There comes a day when shitty little clubs and small acoustic shows get a little redundant for music fans — no matter how great the bands are. Sure, there’s great intensity in a good local rock show, ...

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The week of all things green reaches its zenith Wednesday with parades and street parties around New Orleans. In the clubs, Mayer Hawthorne is at the HOB, Kimya Dawson returns to host a benefit for ...

EVER WONDER what Sting and The Edge might come up with while recording something that sounds like a newly minted Police song? If not, you're not alone. But just in case the notion piques your ...

New Orleans-based Mute Math has traveled a long road to reach the seemingly sudden success of its major-label debut. Vocalist/keytarist Paul Meany, drummer Darren King and bassist Roy ...

Mute Math is touring in support of its eponymous debut full-length album — but you can't get this album in stores. Not yet anyway. The album will be released nationally this fall. In the meantime, ...

Paul Meany, the front man for rapidly rising band, Mute Math, sounds exhausted and for good reason. Mute Math has been on the road for nearly three years straight. When asked how the tour is going, ...

As a follow-up to our post about that wild-ass backwards Mute Math video of their song “Typical,” now fans have reversed the reverse video, giving you a good look at what the band did to create such a ...

Not too many New Orleans musicians had a 2006 to match that of Mute Math, whose year-in-review includes (but is not limited to) the following honors: invitations to perform on the highly trafficked ...

I just can't shut up about Mute Math. I've been listening to their self-titled CD and watching the live DVD that accompanied it repeatedly since the beginning of the year. I missed the band's show in ...