From the family baseball game to Bella and Edward's dance, songs have perfectly soundtracked key scenes. On Nov. 21, 2008, Twilight, based on the book of the same name by Stephenie Meyer, debuted in ...

In an era of reboots, remasters, and endless rumours of new and old Resident Evil games, it’s refreshing to look past the noise and play an actual game whilst you wait for the latest shenanigans of ...

During the past 15 years, New Orleans’ Mutemath has put together an arresting blend of rock, pop, electronic and psychedelic sounds that engages both the head and the feet. The group has followed that ...

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When the rock band Mutemath got to work on its fifth and most recent album, Play Dead, singer and keyboardist Paul Meany found inspiration in some heavy places. “It’s about life after death, what that ...

Paul Meany’s life and career permanently pivoted this past summer with a single phone call. Drummer-producer Darren King – his Mutemath bandmate of 15 years and a crucial architect of the group’s ...

After five years in the making, Mutemath’s highly anticipated Play Dead finally arrived on Friday. Despite some lineup changes resulting in the departure of Roy Mitchell-Cárdenas and Darren King, two ...

WHO: Paul Meany, Darren King, Todd Gummerman, and Jonathan Allen–collectively known as New Orleans progressive rockers MUTEMATH. WHY WE CARE: The boys of MUTEMATH are back with their second release ...

AP 342 cover stars Twenty One Pilots teamed up with Mutemath to surprise fans with an early holiday gift. Past tour mates, the two bands created the TOPxMM Mutemath Sessions, which feature a live ...

twenty one pilots have joined forces with Mutemath for a brilliant new live session, dubbed TOPxMM (the MUTEMATH sessions). Tyler and Josh have teamed up with their former EMØTIØNAL RØADSHØW U.S. tour ...

When New Orleans-based alt-rock band Mutemath visited Waco’s Common Grounds in 2011, the band was coming off some major changes. They had dropped their recording label, Warner Bros. changed management ...