LA-based noise rock outfit The Mae Shi are set to release the fifth record in their mere four year existence, and with a change in lead singers (Jonathan Grey replaces Ezra Buchla this time out) comes a sound that’s still large on two-minute sound detonations, now with new-and-improved pop sensibility. “Lamb & Lion,” oddly enough, sounds like it could turn up in the middle of a Matt & Kim set, while “Run To Your Grave” will be stuck on repeat — either on your iPod or in your head — the rest of the day.


HLLLYH is out this summer on a label the band is not at liberty to name.

The Mae Shi’s SXSW dates after the jump.

3/14 – Ms Beas at 7:30 (free, all ages, with Ponytail, Aa and Slim Moon)
3/15 – KVRX Party at Bella Blue at 3:30 (free, w/ Greg Ashley, +/- and others)
3/16 – Lucky Lounge at 3pm (free, with Marnie Stern, YACHT and others)
3/16 – The Blender Balcony at the Ritz at 7pm (SXSW band required, with No Age, Indian Jewelry and others)

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  1. #3 (green shirt) looks like Nick Frost, aka Ed out of ‘Shaun of the Dead’…

  2. Christine  |   Posted on Sep 26th, 2008

    I got a SHI Alert and found this… wonder if any of the guys are SHI – Single-Happy-Interested… I have to check out their music… but if any are SHI – they should wear the SHI symbol… Cheers.

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