MUSE NEW ALBUM UPDATE

See the stops listed below and get ticketing info here. The group also has a handful of dates around the world booked for the fall. Pre-orders for the album are being taken here. The song appears on the band's Will of the People album, which is due Aug. You can check out the video, taken from a live performance, below. Muse’s last album, Simulation Theory, came out in 2018. He adds, 'Lyrically the song takes influence from my favorite Paul McCartney song ‘Live and Let Die,' a dark take on how life’s adversity can sometimes bring out the worst human instincts to survival at any costs.”Īfter debuting the song earlier within their touring, the track got such a great response that the band decided to heed the calls on social media and release it ahead of their new album.

MUSE NEW ALBUM UPDATE

GUYS WE GETTING METAL MUSE 🚨🚨🚨😍😍😍 Matt Bellamy, seen in the photo above unleashing his death growl, says, “’Kill or Be Killed’ is Muse at their heaviest! We wanted to update our hard rock sound on this album and with ‘Kill or Be Killed’ we found a modern metal sound featuring double bass drum action and even a death growl.' Pre-save now at #WontStandDown /1NmZRAC29Z Grammy Award winning English rock band Muse will release their long-awaited ninth studio album Will Of The People. Our new single, released next week on Thursday January 13th. See the album covert art for “We Won’t Stand Down” and hear the song’s first snippet below. 12 on the Billboard 200 and spent a total of six weeks on the chart. There are several things that Muse are willing to share at this time, such as the. Muse has yet to give a formal album announcement their previous record, Simulation Theory, was released in 2018. The post Uh Oh, Muse Announce New Album Will of the People with Song Compliance appeared first on Consequence. He teased to RS: “If that goes well, get an album or a bunch of songs together and potentially hit the road again in 2022.” The idea was to do that in 2021.”īut there’s potentially more for this year.

“And even get back to the way we originally used to make music by meeting a couple of times a week to rehearse.

The ‘Plug In Baby’ hitmakers who formed in 1994 weren’t in favour of marking their long career with a singles collection but think they’ve still provided fans with a type of retrospective in their upcoming LP ‘Will of the People’ because it goes. “We’re planning on getting together, ideally in the place we all came together, Devon in Southwest England, and sort of get back to our original ways,” he said at the time. Muse’s new album is a greatest hits of new songs. In a May 2020 interview with Rolling Stone, frontman Bellamy told the publication that the pandemic had allowed him not only more time with his family, but also an opportunity to focus on music (including his solo song at the time, “Tomorrow’s World”). READ MORE: I wanted a guitar that would lead me down a path of 21st-century music: Matt Bellamy on Manson Guitar. Will Of The People was created in Los Angeles and London and is influenced by the increasing uncertainty and instability in the world, Matt Bellamy explains. The Muse frontman’s new album notably features a track recorded using the Fender Telecaster Jeff Buckley recorded Grace with. In October 2017, Muse officially began recording the new album beyond the three songs theyd started the prior spring. 17th March 2022 Set for release on 26th August via Warner Records, Muse have announced their ninth studio album ‘Will Of The People’. “Won’t stand down, I’m growing stronger/ Won’t stand down, I’m owned no longer/ Won’t stand down, you’ve used me for too long / For too long,” he sings on the track, which later features him screaming during an instrumental break. Matt Bellamy has announced Cryrosleep, a new LP set to release on Record Store Day (26 July 2021). Will of the People is the upcoming ninth studio album by English rock band Muse, scheduled to be released on 26 August 2022 through Warner Records and. A snippet of the track was teased during an Instagram Live on Muse’s account, with singer Matt Bellamy playing a verse from the song while driving in a car.

Muse new album