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Mutemath

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Oct 2, 2026

BrockHOST
37:57
at that time, MySpace pages, like you had your standard MySpace where it's like this is blue and you've got your top eight and everything.
BrockHOST
38:04
But then like you had the, like you say, the overlay where I remember bands like MuteMath.
BrockHOST
38:09
MuteMath had like this ridiculous MySpace stuff.
BrockHOST
38:12
Yeah.
BrockHOST
38:13
I just remember thinking like, how did they, how'd they make it do that? Like you knew how to do it.
DJHOST
28:44
Norma Jean had an album back then.
DJHOST
28:47
Mute Math released their self-titled album back then.
DJHOST
28:52
On the CCM side, you've got music from Mark Schultz.
DJHOST
28:55
You've got Big Daddy Weave, Mercy Me, Crystal Myers, who I actually got to meet.
Steven WilsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:54
Thank you.
Roie AvinHOST
5:24
Kyle, you know the band Mute Math that I always talk about?
Kyle FagalaPANELIST
5:28
Yeah, similar.
Roie AvinHOST
5:29
This is so Mute Math.
Roie AvinHOST
5:30
I mean, and I know they didn't really invent that kind of sound, but this is how they would perform live.
Roie AvinHOST
5:36
The drummer was playing some crazy rhythm like this.
Bob ClagettHOST
55:09
He's a drummer.
Bob ClagettHOST
55:10
He used to be in a band called Mutemath that I liked a whole lot.
Bob ClagettHOST
55:13
I mean, I've seen him live like 10 times.
Bob ClagettHOST
55:16
And he is, he's like a...
Bob ClagettHOST
55:32
Um, so he, and he's incredible, and he still, he produces music for other people.
Bob ClagettHOST
55:38
He plays drums in a bunch of different bands now, and all this stuff.
Bob ClagettHOST
55:42
But somebody put up a video recent- And I actually don't know how old this video is, but it's him playing his part for a song from Mutemath called Clipping.
Bob ClagettHOST
55:52
It's a really cool song.
BrockHOST
4:44
So, um, that's, that's why you're here is because we want to ask you questions.
BrockHOST
4:49
Um, we have a thing we call the mute math corner and it's when Pete and I, uh, nerd out about mute math stuff.
BrockHOST
4:55
And so, uh, we haven't done it for a while.
BrockHOST
4:57
And we also have
PeteHOST
5:05
Yeah.
Dave RumseyGUEST
5:05
Yeah.
Dave RumseyGUEST
5:06
I'm, I'm, uh, also a big fan of mute math myself so
BrockHOST
5:10
sweet right right right well and you you kind of helped it come to be i suppose uh your participation of the band so
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:39
And I'm like, "Wow, what's going on here?" So I get a call from Ted T.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:45
He's working on a band called Mutemath.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:48
I work a little bit on that.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:50
Um, he's done, like, Stacey Rico.
Stephenie MeyerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:12
[laughs]
MTHOST
39:13
The following day, Spotlight by Mute Math plays in the background as the entire nosy-ass student body watches Edward place his arm around Bella like the cool 104-year-old vampire that he is.
MTHOST
39:24
This detail is one that differs from Stephenie Meyer's book universe, as the 2020 novel Midnight Sun would reveal that around that point in the story, book Edward was far too anxious to touch Bella for fear of losing control and drinking all the watermelon flavored Arizona Iced Tea inside of her.
MTHOST
39:39
The two hang out some more, and Edward tells Bella of how Carlisle turned him into a vampire in 1918 when he was 17 years old, before inviting Bella over to his house to meet Carlisle and his family properly.

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