MuteMath announce lawsuit with Warner Bros is over

WARNER BROS have made peace with rock band MuteMath over their recent lawsuit. Frontman Paul Meany wrote on the band's Myspace blog, "Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the lawsuit is officially over. All issues are settled. Our label Teleprompt has just inked a new and improved deal with Warner Brothers that enables us to keep making and selling music exactly as we want. It feels incredible to finally have this legal cr*p out of the way. So now for the next step: everyone's been working frantically to get the LP available in stores and on line as soon as possible. It is with great pleasure that I can announce that our record will be released nationwide September 26th, which, by the way, is also why we dropped off of Warped Tour last week. Sorry about any inconvenience, but we were back in the studio re-mastering the record, which now will include some additional tracks from the Reset EP." Meany continued on to express gratitude to fans for their support before offering more details on the re-release, "As far as the new release, I wanted to also mention that we'll be including a bonus live EP in the first pressing that goes out this fall. Please consider this to be just a small token of thanks for helping our music get the chance to be heard on the world stage."