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Jonas Bjerre revealed to Spin.com some information regarding the upcoming Mew-album, produced by the man behind Frengers, Rich Costey. The as yet untitled album is finished and is due to be released this June. The album will be quite different from their critically acclaimed And the Glass Handed Kites released almost four years ago. The […]

Last year Jonas Bjerre (Mew), Guy Berryman (Coldplay), Magne Furuholmen (A-Ha) and producer Martin Terefe formed a band Apparatjik together and made a song called Ferreting. Apparently the story didn’t end there. We know next to nothing about this project right now, but take a look at their website and click on the “enjoy”-link. Jonas

Jonas Bjerre has created a website that you might be interested in. He has collected some of his animations, paintings, music and poems at jonasbjerre.com – you should really visit!

2009 is going to be filled with new albums from wonderful bands all over the world – Mew is no exception. We are currently waiting for some exciting news to be announced from them. In the coming weeks we will learn about the name of the upcoming album, song titles and eventually we’ll get the

The documentary film about the largest rock festival in Nordic region, Roskilde (2008) has been released on dvd in Denmark. This film by Ulrik Wivel follows – in great detail – the arrangements of the Roskilde-festival, general public and media interest added with a bunch of live performances by artists such as Placebo, Franz Ferdinand,

Mew are in the finishing stages (mixing in New York) of their yet untitled album and therefore it’s been rather quiet here at MewX.info recently. Things will really start taking shape early next year, though. We have opened a new section called “Gallery / Media” where you may find some promotional- and live photos plus

Reclaiming the Blade is a documentary film about Medieval steel, written and directed by Daniel McNicoll. The American film about lethal European and Asian swords (and the process of making and using them) is getting its release date domestically in 2009 and the film’s soundtrack is released independently. The soundtrack features music from such acts

The former bass player of Mew, Johan Wohlert shares his thoughts about his new band The Storm, about being a father and, of course… about Mew. “The rest of the band wanted to write a new record and really try to give it a shot in America. It just seemed weird not to be a

Jonas Bjerre (Mew), Guy Berryman (Coldplay) and Magne Furuholmen (A-Ha) have formed a band together. The one-off band is called Apparatjik and their only song Ferreting can be found as an opening track from the charity album Songs for Survival. You may buy this double-CD next month in physical form, but it’s already out on