When: 8 p.m. Friday, March 1 Where: Covenant Fine Arts Center, Calvin College Tickets: $25 ($10 with Calvin ID), available at the Calvin box office, 526-6282; calvin.edu/boxoffice/tickets The artists ...

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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, ...

Let’s get something straight right off the bat: Mutemath is not a Christian band. Sure, the band members are all lifelong Christians, but the New Orleans-based act sued their label, Warner Music Group ...

DJ Shadow was like the Mozart of sampling,” Mute Math’s keyboardist/singer Paul Meany says earnestly. The New Orleans musician says Shadow sparked his musical interest as a teen and continues to ...

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 ...

“Typical,” the lead single from Mute Math’s 2006 self-titled debut, comes barreling out of the starting gate with a hard-charging guitar hook, pauses briefly for a verse, then soars straight into rock ...

Over the last few years Paul Meany and his Mute Math band mates have performed at brand-name festivals such as Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza and the Voodoo Experience in their hometown of New Orleans. They ...

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"Armistice," New Orleans alt-rock quartet Mutemath's second album for Teleprompt/Warner Bros. Records, entered Billboard's Top 200 album chart at No. 18. "Armistice," recorded in part in a house on ...