Showing posts with label The 2nd Law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The 2nd Law. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

"Our love is Ma-Ma-Ma-Ma-Ma Madness"

For all of you who were more than a little annoyed by The @muse's journey off the grid into dubstep, this one's for you. The track below will be their second official single off their upcoming album The 2nd Law, due out on October 2nd.

When listening to Madness, I can't help but think of Queen and more specifically Freddie Mercury. The storytelling is key to that comparison, but the vocals delivered by lead singer @MattBellamy is main reason I'm drawing the parallel. I like that they deviated from their usual guitar riff dominated single too and were able to showcase their equally talented mellow side.

Let's call a spade a spade. I don't usually post rock tracks, but The Muse is growing on me. I'm trying to stay true to the whole open minded, good music knows no genre attitude. Shoot I became an EDM fiend when I got bored of most Hip Hop, so whose to say I won't stop there with a little alt rock every now and then. We'll see how good their album is first before I start making wild assumptions...#2ndLaw

Muse - Madness
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Monday, August 13, 2012

Dubstep With The Muse = Unsustainable

Not once since the inception of this blog have I ever featured two alt rock tracks on back to back nights. Tonight that ends, all in the name of a glorious sub-genre of electronic music that goes by the name of Dubstep.

Instead of a Dubstep remix of an alt rock track like last night, tonight we have a home grown, organic creation by the @muse off their upcoming new album The 2nd Law. As it turns out, they were inspired by none other than @skrillex to create what ended up being the track below Unsustainable.

If you read between the lines, the track has sort of a preachy U2 sort of protest vibe as if they're telling us the way we're going about music and life is unsustainable. While there are plenty of opportunities to draw real world parallels, I'm choosing ignore the lyrical implications by continuing to be in awe of the end product that came from the alt rock/Dubstep love child.

The only thing Unsustainable is the level of quality The Muse is able to achieve by combining the two genres...#PioneerStyleEpic

Muse - Unsustainable

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