Newly re-defined duo Mime Game dropped a seductive new three-song EP yesterday to fans’ pleasant surprise. The record, which shows the band in a never-before-heard electronic driven direction, features Saves The Day frontman Chris Conley on the opening and title track, “Burn.” The Burn EP is a shocking, yet stimulating juxtaposition from the band best […]
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SURPRISE: Mime Game Drop New EP With Song Featuring Chris Conley
September 20th, 2014 
Matthew Leimkuehler 
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Tags: burn ep, chris conley, dillon devoe, joe brunk, josephine collective, mime game, saves the day 
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UTG INTERVIEW: Mime Game Discuss the Past and the Future
April 2nd, 2014 Adrian Garza Contrary to what you may believe, Kansas City has quite a lot going for it. One of the latest acts to transition into making a name off of national-level touring would be Mime Game. After releasing their 2013 EP, Do Your Work, and having a stellar string of performances at SXSW, the group has now […]
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UTG @ SXSW 2014: Survival Tips From Your Favorite Artists
March 6th, 2014 Matthew Leimkuehler Closing out our 2014 preview series for SXSW is the UTG annual survival guide. This year, instead of our staff members rambling for 1,000 or more words on why it’s important to check out bands you’ve never heard of, why you should go easy on the booze until after sunset, or what to do when […]
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The Get Up Kids Announce First U.S. Show In Almost Three Years
February 5th, 2014 Matthew Leimkuehler The Get Up Kids will be thawing from a three-year hibernation as the band announced today they will be taking the stage as the headliner of Middle of the Map Fest, slated to take place in Kansas City, Mo. on April 3-5. Although we have not seen the full band together in quite some time, […]
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Matthew Leimkuehler’s ‘Best of 2013’ In Music
December 16th, 2013 Matthew Leimkuehler 2013 was a year full of insurmountable twists and turns with each new record release. One of the best years in recent memory, music fans world-wide rejoiced over incredible releases amongst all genres in the industry. As the year comes to an end, it has been overwhelmingly difficult to narrow down a list of simply […]
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REVIEW: Mime Game – ‘Do Your Work’
October 1st, 2013 Matthew Leimkuehler Artist: Mime Game Album: Do Your Work Genre: Alternative rock Label: Self-released Mime Game have returned with a soothing sophomore EP that bursts with satisfying emotion through each note. Frontman Dillon DeVoe (formerly of Josephine Collective) leaves nothing to hide with Do Your Work. Each songs holds a high value of honesty and transparency to […]
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SHOW REVIEW: Foothills Fest (Cauldron Point, Conflicts, Via Luna, and more)
June 20th, 2013 Matthew Leimkuehler Amongst a day full of erratic weather, including blistering heat in the afternoon and torrential downpours in the evening, Foothills Fest arose to display the best up-and-coming talent the Midwest has to offer. Last Saturday, flocks of musicians, artists and fans alike gathered in Mid-Missouri to deliver a day full of varieties of surprises. From […]
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