As far as I can tell, there are three ways to approach Mute Math. The first approach is to get lost in the New Orleans modern-rock band’s dense compositional textures and innovative, multifaceted ...

Things are finally adding up for Mute Math. The New Orleans art-rock band has settled a legal dispute with its label and re-released its self-titled debut disc, prompting mostly positive reviews. Fans ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... For all their stage antics, New Orleans-based Mute Math still puts on an impressively solid show. Photos by Tina Hagerling. The boys from Mute Math are a ...

GRAND RAPIDS -- Drummer Darren King confessed his band's new CD was a struggle from beginning to end. "Our producer told me more than once that he thought the album might not get done -- it might just ...

Being the opening band at an arena concert can seem a little daunting, especially when the acts following are as well known as Matchbox Twenty and Alanis Morissette. When you are playing, the crowd is ...

Fun fact: Meany, Mitchell-Cardenas and King previously played together in Earthsuit, a band that combined rock, reggae, funk, hip-hop and jazz. Why they’re worth watching: Mute Math is a grassroots, ...

Since the release of their excellent self-titled debut album last year, New Orleans’ Mute Math has been touring relentlessly – the best method of self-promotion without the risk of a payola scandal.

During New Orleans-based alt-rock band Mute Math’s earliest days, founding members Paul Meany and Darren King didn’t put limits on the kind of music they might create. This approach yielded a sound ...

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New Orleans-based Mute Math may not sound like a typical Crescent City band, but the foursome’s spirited performance at the Paradise on Tuesday night showcased a group that seems to revel in defying ...

If, like me, you've been preoccupied with Birmingham's City Stages festival, some recent concert announcements may have escaped your notice. Here are some noteworthy ones: Mute Math, Nov. 2, 8 p.m., ...

If their debut album made you forget what a phenomenal band Mute Math really are, this DVD will remind you. Flesh and Bones: Electric Fun can best be described as orgasmic. For any music nerd who s ...