

Mew
The members of space pop innovators Mew first met in the seventh grade in Hellerup, Denmark. Before they could even play instruments, the ambitious youths -- singer Jonas Bjerre, guitarist Bo Madsen, bassist Johan Wohlert, and drummer Silas Graae -- were ready to make music together, although they initially failed as a band called Orange Dog. Madsen briefly spent time in the United States before the guys came back together in their late teens as Mew. Inspired by My Bloody Valentine, the Pixies, Dinosaur Jr., the Pet Shop Boys, and {$Princ...[more]
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To call Mew "sort of surreal," of course, is like saying Bill Gates is "reasonably well off." If the sprawling, soaring bliss-rock of their breakthrough third album Frengers (2003) --particularly the ecstatically icy space ballets 'She Came Home For Christmas' -- and NME Single Of The Week 'Comforting Sounds' -- projected a sense of glacial fairy tales wonderment then their fourth record and the Glass Handed Kites is even greater leap into the unknown. Redefining the concept of an album -- and [ read more ]
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This is an 12" x 18" Mew poster from the April 07, 2007 show at the Henry Fonda Theater in L.A. Designed by: Maria Isabel Arango
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Danish quartet Mew's dense and occasionally difficult And the Glass Handed Kites is old-fashioned only in the sense that it's meant to be eaten in a single sitting. This is not a single-driven record -- though "Special," with its bouncy, moody chorus and octave vocal delivery, sounds like an emission from a time machine parked dead center within the heydays of early-'90s alternative rock -- rather, it's a single organism. Kites takes the wisdom and volatility of the Delgados ({&"Chinaberry [ read more ]
CD $20.88
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Danish quartet Mew's dense and occasionally difficult And the Glass Handed Kites is old-fashioned only in the sense that it's meant to be eaten in a single sitting. This is not a single-driven record -- though "Special," with its bouncy, moody chorus and octave vocal delivery, sounds like an emission from a time machine parked dead center within the heydays of early-'90s alternative rock -- rather, it's a single organism. Kites takes the wisdom and volatility of the Delgados ({&"Chinaberry [ read more ]
CD $40.83