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Covering Sounds contest organised by Indonesian Frengers have come to its end and Mew have chosen three of the best. Take a look at this trailer to hear the songs and see what Mew had to say about them. The contest opened almost six months ago, so choosing the very best may not have been […]

Frengers, Mew is looking for feedback on your experiences with their newly-released app Sensory Spaces. They will be doing a live chat on Thursday, September 26, 2013 at 8:30 PM CET. If you have not already done so, you may download the app at www.sensoryspaces.com. Join the live chat at www.sensoryspaces.com/chat/.

Few things are more delightful than opening up a much-anticipated product and having it blow your socks off with its exceptional quality. Sensory Spaces (which can be downloaded from www.sensoryspaces.com), the new free iOS application developed in a partnership between Mew and B&O Play, does this with elegant aplomb. For established fans of Mew it

The wait is over! The new free iOS application developed in a partnership between Mew and B&O Play, Sensory Spaces (featuring the upcoming single Making Friends) is now available for download. Head over to www.sensoryspaces.com to get started. Our review will follow shortly. Note: Although these are not yet final, we have posted the lyrics

Hello, frengers. This link will lead you to the video where the band is testing the earlier version of the upcoming app, Sensory Spaces, for the first time with a few fans (including this fansite’s long-time photographer Philip Bo Pedersen). Shot last month at Skanderborg Festival in Denmark, the video will also state that the

We haven’t done this in over a year, so let’s see what has been posted on YouTube since then. This will be the final part before the next album. Check out the previous parts in this ongoing series: Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V and Part VI (some of the older

Mew just announced that they would play in Singapore on November 2nd. The website is a bit odd, but we do like the title – Camp Symmetry. Apparently the festival organisers are huge fans of the band. Tickets are on sale here.

Mew brought new t-shirts to Japan last weekend. Our very own Hyunji Choi‘s (photo credit) “egg artwork” has been modified by M/M Paris – the company that has made the artwork for two previous Mew albums, as you may know. This collaboration continues…

Skanderborg, Denmark (August 8th, 2013). Photos by Philip Bo Pedersen Go to Photo Gallery.

The test version of Sensory Spaces was leaked on Japanese iTunes and has now been removed. The release date for the final version is still unclear, but we will let you know when it happens. Sorry about this inconvenience.