The votes have been tabulated, and we are pleased to announce the winners of our And the Glass Handed Kites vinyl competition! I would like to thank everyone for their participation in both the creative portion and the voting. The response has been overwhelming! And I’d just like to remind everyone who entered, that even […]

The entries for the competition are amazing, and now you have the chance to vote for your favorites. View the entries and vote here! (Voting ends Sunday, May 22.)

With less than a month to go until a very special Mew day indeed (watch this space!), we thought we should open up a super song poll. This time we want your top THREE non-album tracks; that is any track that did not feature on a standard international edition of any of Mew’s six studio

In celebration of the first ever vinyl pressing of Mew’s masterpiece album And the Glass Handed Kites, we will be giving away 3 copies of the album! We will be running separate competitions in the categories of Writing, Art, and Photography, so everyone will have a chance for their talent to be recognized. In addition

Because we don’t want you to be guessing, here are the lyrics for Count to Ten, a song written specifically for the Transformers project, so don’t expect this track to be on the upcoming album. Jonas is happy to share these lyrics with you… even when he is extremely busy right now finishing the visuals for

Today Stereogum has premiered the brand new Mew song called Count to Ten which will be released on the Transformers Roll Out soundtrack on April 15. The album is available for preorder on iTunes and Amazon.

It seems wishes do come true, eventually! Record Store Day has shared their full list of releases for Record Store Day 2016, and we finally have confirmation that And the Glass Handed Kites will be pressed on vinyl for the first time ever. Links: US Record Store Day and UK Record Store Day. According to

London, England (December 14 & 15, 2015) The future is elsewhere. As the “+-” album cycle is rounded off, The Village Underground, a collective of recycled spaces in a trendy part of London town, plays host to Mew’s parting gesture. In the course of this year, the constellation of the band has changed again. But

A while ago, we launched a photo contest entitled “Fear Mew December”, where we asked you to send us photos which captured both Mew and winter. Entries came in thick and fast like sledges whizzing through some sort of fir tree wood at Christmas. Many included angels, many included recent shots of the band playing