Mew will play (at least) three shows in Japan the following February. February 20th, 2010 – Shibuya AX (Tokyo) February 22nd, 2010 – Club Quattro (Nagoya) February 23rd, 2010 – Club Quattro (Osaka)

Last month we collected a few interesting YouTube-links from frengers worldwide. Here are some more of them covering Mew: 156 (full band live), Am I Wry? No (drum), Beach (guitar/vocal), Circuitry of the Wolf (guitar), Comforting Sounds (complete cover), She Spider (bass), Sometimes Life Isn’t Easy (ukulele/vocal), Symmetry (acoustic guitar/vocals), Symmetry (full band live), White

Mew announced the dates for the North American tour and the list includes two dates (Vancouver and San Fransisco) that we couldn’t find anywhere during the last two days. Here is the complete list: November 30th – Philadelphia, PA (The Trocadero) December 1st – Washington, DC (D.A.R. Constitution Hall) / with The Pixies December 2nd

Yes, as was expected… Mew will go on a proper solo tour (no NIN-supports this time around) in North America right after the scheduled European tour (that ends on November 28th). So far, the dates that we know of: November 30th – Philadelphia, PA (The Trocadero) December 1st – Washington, DC (Dar Constitution Hall) –

There’s a 13-part interview with Mew on Uncensored Interview, a US-based website that discovers indie acts worldwide. The total length of the interview is still quite short as all the videos run less than a minute each. Bo Madsen and Jonas Bjerre talk about some interesting issues there, so check it out. They also performed

Just when you thought the ongoing video diary would “only” have them eight chapters (it’s been five months since the last episode), they come up with a new one. The ninth episode is the first that was released since No More Stories and it’s also a rather lengthy one (almost four minutes). Narrated by doctor

Mew recorded a fabulous session for The Alternate Side -radio channel last August and the songs that they played were Silas the Magic Car, New Terrain and Hawaii Dream. The sound quality is excellent and on the aforementioned site you may also listen to a very funny 15-minute interview.

Last week we saw the video premiere of Repeaterbeater and the reception has been marvellous. Some have called it the best music video of the year (so far) and certainly one of the best Mew have ever had. Its predecessor Introducing Palace Players was not quite as appreciated due to the lack of band members

The music video for Repeaterbeater is finally online. As was described earlier, this one really feels like a little film. Are you ready to get hypnotized? There’s also a cool competition at this Norwegian website.