Author name: Tero Heikkinen

Last month we arranged a competition called ‘El Sueño’ where you were to describe your dreams, real or not. Over 120 people entered the contest, and all of them were such good reads that it would’ve been impossible to pick just the best three. So in all fairness, we picked them randomly and below are […]

Mew are still doing pretty well on album charts. The Norwegian second week was #5 when No More Stories opened there at #2. In Finland Mew held the #2 spot for the first two weeks, but has now dropped to #4 on its 3rd official week (and just in case you’re wondering: the album was

Mew promised to perform a very special show at Zune L.A. Space where they opened an art installation (titled ‘Mewseum’) that ends the day after tomorrow. Catch it if you are in Los Angeles. This very short “special performance event” seems like an understatement when you look at the setlist: New Terrain (in which bassist

Part 4 of our ‘Online Reviews’-series (quite a few of the reviews come from United States and United Kingdom this time around): FINLAND Mesta – 4/5 Rokkizine – 7/10 Soundi 2/5 GERMANY Crazewire – 8,5/10 Helga-rockt – 4/5 Uncle Sally’s – 4/5 MEXICO Warp – 4/5 NETHERLANDS Ekaya – 4/5 OOR – NO RATING UNITED

Jonas Bjerre has called them the best band in Denmark, but no-one seems to know who they even are. According to Mew, this band called Lords of Destruction have been around since 1994, but they have never released any demotapes – other than what Mew’s own label got in 1999 (and were taken back by

As successful as they are, Mew have NEVER reached #1 on any album chart – not even in their homeland. Until now. As people have expected, No More Stories did it in Denmark. Mew are now officially #1 – CONGRATULATIONS! In Finland, Mew’s fifth album reached #2 on its opening week and is holding that

Daytrotter.com has given you two live tracks to download for free. The first track is a combo of New Terrain and The Zookeeper’s Boy and the second track is Special. Recorded just yesterday, these two (or three) acoustic songs sound absolutely wonderful and it might be interesting to hear what New Terrain sounds like reversed

In addition to New Terrain, Introducing Palace Players, Repeaterbeater and Sometimes Life Isn’t Easy, Mew have now added a new No More Stories-track to their setlists. The exotic Hawaii had its premiere last night during their show in New York City (at Music Hall of Williamsburg) and rumour has it that the next new tracks

No More Stories opened with record-breaking chart debuts in Norway and in Finland. The fifth studio album of Mew opened at #2 in both aforementioned countries when And the Glass Handed Kites opened at #4 in Norway and at #5 in Finland. Mew’s previous album peaked at #4 in Finland on its second week, though.

As No More Stories‘ physical format has just been released in United Kingdom and will be released tomorrow in United States (plus Japan the day after that), Mewsite has launched a new wonderful layout. Take a look at it from the same familiar address, www.mewsite.com.