Mew are playing their final show with Jonas Bjerre in London 9 December. To mark this occasion, we invite you to a very special gathering at Boudoir Bar at Bar Soho in London, Monday 8 December. Doors open at 18:00.

There will be a Mew quiz, food, drinks and a lot of fun with fellow frengers!

`Hana Korea` by Frederik Sølberg will have its world premiere at the 2025 Busan International Film Festival.

It stars Kim Min-ha (Pachinko), Kim Joo-ryung (Squid Game) and Anh Seo-hyun (Okja).

Written by ”Parasite-translator” Sharon Choi and Sølberg.

Music by JONAS BJERRE.

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You can read our contributor Ally's thoughts after seeing the Mew concert in Aarhus on our website.

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We finally have lyrics for ’Gliding’:

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We have reached the last song in Mew's catalogue. Jonas Bjerre joins us in talking about the biggest song he's ever made, his time with Mew, leaving the band, future plans, making "Comforting Sounds", scoring movies, etc.

What does "Comforting Sounds" mean to you?

Artwork by Ann Lancaster.

Two years ago, we tried recording the episode for "Tricks of the Trade". Due to technical difficulties, it was never released. We finally recorded it again, and invited back our friend, Dean, to discuss one of Mew's most diverse songs.

How does "Tricks of the Trade" rank on "No More Stories"?

It's time to discuss one of Mew's biggest and most mysterious songs: "156". In search for answers about what the song title could possibly mean, we hear from a few fellow frengers, in addition to the writer of the song himself.

What do you think "156" means?

Artwork by Ron Regé, Jr.

In this episode we celebrate the two bonus tracks from the Japanese release of "Visuals": "Seeker Shivers" and "Heavenly Jewel Thief". We are once again joined by Oddvar's brother Simen, as we get his reaction to the songs that he had never heard before.

Which of the two songs do you like the most?

We've reached the final song to cover from "+ -", as we talk about the song "Water Slides". The song features Kimbra on backing vocals, and as one of the biggest songs on the album, it comes in several different versions.

Which version do you prefer?

It's winter, so it only seems fitting to discuss the beautiful track from "A Triumph for Man": "Snowflake". With us to talk about it is Polish frenger Zuzanna. And making her triumphant return to the podcast, Heather is back in Keir's absence.

Artwork by Zuzanna Sokół.

It's time for yet another doubleheader! We start with "Web" from "A Triumph For Man", before we talk about the b-side "Like Paper Cuts" from the "Am I Wry? No" single.

Which of the two songs do you prefer?

Artwork by Maja Aaby Pedersen.

Happy Mew year!

We start off 2025 with a song from the greatest hits album, "Eggs Are Funny": "Do You Love It?" We dig into the origins of the song, both lyrically and musically.

Do you love it?

Mew-rry Christmas!

We get in the holiday spirit, as we go through a bunch of demo songs from Mew's illustrious career, from the early to later years. To discuss some of the rarest Mew songs our there, we're joined by fellow Frengers Érika and Maja.

Artwork by Maja Aaby Pedersen.

In this week's episode we talk about two tracks from Mew's debut album, "A Triumph for Man": "Then I Run" and "Life Is Not Distant".

What's your favorite Mew deep cut?

This week we discuss the song "Making Friends" from the album "+ -", from its early origins to the later versions of the song.

What's your favorite version?

This episode was recorded before the announcement of Jonas Bjerre's departure from the band.

Artwork by Jonas Bjerre.

We're finally back for yet another season, and start off with a doubleheader, the opening of the classic album "Mew and the Glass Handed Kites": "Circuitry of the Wolf" and "Chinaberry Tree". We're once again joined by the prolific musician and writer Alex Maiolo.