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There has been a lot of confusion regarding the track listing of No More Stories. This is due to two different sets of promotional copies sent to media months in advance. The promos had various errors in track listings and even we posted Tricks of the Trade as Tricks. Other common mistakes are Hawaii Dream […]

Online reviews for No More Stories keep coming and we wanted to collect the direct links from various blogs and music sites here. These are the ones we’ve found so far – and it looks like the album has been received very well. Note that most serious online reviews won’t be up until the album

Directed by Martin de Thurah, the official music video for Introducing Palace Players has just been released on Spinner among some other American websites (worldwide release date is tomorrow). This is the first of the three music videos from No More Stories-album by the (aforementioned) acclaimed director – plus Adam Hashemi and Lasse Martinussen as

Mew also added the track Sometimes Life Isn’t Easy on their MySpace-page’s music player. Now they have released all four new songs that are currently being played live. This is the track where the 88-year old Mari Helgerlikova is singing in, and the only new song that has been played live with them visual backdrops.

Mew have posted the opening track of the upcoming album on their official MySpace-page. New Terrain is the kind of track that really works only as an intro, Jonas Bjerre told us last month. He also added that this particular track is his personal favourite from the album. Many of you already know that New

After years of waiting, the Mexican fans are finally getting two shows in their homeland this September. Mexico is the only North American country where Mew have not yet played, and they have tried to make this happen for a long time, so everyone must be pleased with these confirmations. September 10th – Mexico City

Boston show (22/08) has been announced by Mew themselves. We are still waiting for that rumoured Seattle date. It also looks like Mexico is finally getting the shows after years of waiting, but we have no confirmation on those. We can’t post anything that is not confirmed by Mew, the record company or the venues.

Mew are giving you a chance to win a pair of free tickets to a show in either New York City, Chicago or Los Angeles. These are some of Nine Inch Nails’ last ever shows which are already sold out. Even as a support act, Mew will probably play little longer at these shows. Enter

In addition to the aforementioned NIN supports, Mew will play the following headlining shows in the US: August 24th – New York City, NY (Williamsburg Music Hall) September 1st – Los Angeles, CA (Troubadour) September 4th – San Francisco, CA (Independent) More dates are likely to be added (apparently Boston and Seattle are in the