Mute Math
Mute Math formed in New Orleans in the early 2000s with Paul Meany on vocals and keyboards, Darren King on drums, and Greg Hill on bass. Their debut album...
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Mute Math formed in New Orleans in the early 2000s with Paul Meany on vocals and keyboards, Darren King on drums, and Greg Hill on bass. Their debut album 'Reset' established their mix of electronic textures with rock instrumentation, a sound that carried through songs like 'Typical' and 'Chaos'.
They followed with 'Armistice' in 2009, then 'Odyssey' in 2013 which incorporated more orchestral elements. 'Voids' arrived in 2017, leaning back toward atmospheric production. Their track 'Spotlight (Twilight Mix)' became one of their better-known recordings.
In 2011, Paul Meany was diagnosed with temporal lobe epilepsy, but the band continued working. They built a following through their layered studio approach and kinetic live shows, where King's drumming often became a focal point.
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