Mute Records

...The Road. And now that soundtrack has a release date: The Road drops November 23 digitally and January 12 as a physical CD via Mute Records. John Hillcoat directed the film, which stars Viggo Mortensen and Charlize Theron, and chronicles...

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...available as streams or downloads, so fans can access them from home. Instant concert recording isn't new: EMI sub-label Mute Records has had a similar program in place since 2004--according to the press release, 10 percent of fans...

In this article: EMI, Microsoft, Abbey Road, Twitter, Willie Nelson, Beatles, and Blur

...launched a major initiative in this area Wednesday: Abbey Road Live, which builds on the legacy of Live Here Now, which was launched by EMI's Mute Records label in 2004, and forms the core of EMI's nearly-real-time live music sales program.

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...bands (though not as ear-friendly as the Clash), and they, like the Clash, do a lot of covers for fun or for symbolic reasons. to quote Mute Records: "By remolding The Beatles' least successful LP [Let It Be] in their own image, they...

In this article: The Beatles, Laibach, Seattle, Herbicide, Goat, Civil war, Civil War, Boing Boing, One Vision, and USC

...Tree" with the late multi-instrumentalist Amy Farris - two minutes of pure, eye-watering perfection. "The Death of Bunny Munro" Mute Away from his Bad Seeds, Nick Cave's been moonlighting in remarkable ways. His sexed-up "Grinderman"...

In this article: Ramsey Lewis, Trademark, Warren Ellis, Orchestration, The Road, Cormac McCarthy, and Ramones

...host of details of their new record. Their second LP will be called Odd Blood and will be released on February 8 2010, on their new label, Mute, or on Secretly Canadian in North America. Recording and production of the album was split over...

In this article: New York City, Luke Slater, Mute, Guggenheim Museum, Woodstock, NY, and North America

...sweetly, the girls from The Human League recall asking permission from their headmaster to go on tour. All the big players are here - Mute Records' founder Daniel Miller, Kraftwerk, Gary Numan, OMD, Depeche Mode, New Order, Pet Shop Boys...

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The other is Truelove's Gutter by Richard Hawley, the Sheffield troubadour's sixth effort, on which he was given carte blanche by Mute Records to express himself and let the budget go hang. If you'd told me, back in the Britpop era, that a...

In this article: Pixies, Richard Hawley, Kim Deal, Black Francis, Doolittle, Dave Lovering, Joey Santiago, and Longpigs

...of worthy causes," he says, "but closing shelters really does become a death sentence for a lot of people." He's touring in support of his latest album, "Wait for Me," which was released June 30 on Mute. Editing by SheriLinden at Reuters)

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...sick sense of humour." One running theme in Synth Britannia, voiced repeatedly by Daniel Miller, the founder of Depeche's record label, Mute, is the notion of electronic music being essentially un-British. But that would seem to beg the...

In this article: Kraftwerk, John Foxx, Depeche Mode, Moog, Vince Clarke, Gary Numan, Tubeway Army, Soft Cell, and Marc Almond