The debut EP from My God, It’s Full of Stars M29 is available now. The band is the new project of former Mae keyboardist/vocalist Rob Sweitzer. Inspired by bands like Delta Spirit, Broken Social Scene, Elbow, and Doves, the EP's six songs attempt to untangle conversational wonderings and existential inquiry through sonic layers, cathartic songwriting, and deliberate production.

We’re proud to announce our second annual holiday compilation, Homesick Again: A Spartan Records Christmas Album. Featuring seven brand new holiday songs, the album includes a vast array of musical offerings ranging from Renaissance Fair's rendition of the beloved Christmas classic "White Christmas" to covers of well-known holiday songs from Jimmy Eat World (Kiska), Sufjan Stevens (Square Peg Round Hole), and SpongeBob SquarePants (Secret Stuff) - plus all new original holiday songs from The Foxery, My God It’s Full of Stars, and Sullivan. Stream the full album at YouTube below and download your copy at the Spartan store or Bandcamp...

My God, It's Full of Stars is a project that has been years in the making, and one week from today the M29 will finally be released into the world. Listen to the new song "Interstellar" and pre-order the EP on limited edition 10" vinyl/digital at the Spartan store, Bandcamp, or iTunes to get an instant download of the song "Lightness of Being."

The new solo project from Mae keyboardist/songwriter, Rob Sweitzer, My God, It’s Full of Stars, will release its debut EP M29 on December 18th on limited edition 10" vinyl and at digital retailers everywhere. Listen to the premiere of the new song "Lightness of Being" at Diffuser here. Sweitzer tells Diffuser that the song originated from a quote by 13th century poet Rumi. Everything in this song expanded rapidly from a Rumi saying that helped me to see through a time of deep set despair in my life. "The wound is the place where the Light enters you." There is...