The band's previous album, Black Holes and Revelations saw major success with singles such as Supermassive Black Hole, Starlight, and Knights Of Cydonia. The lyrics were very political, focusing on war, leadership, and as their new album title says, resistance. Uprising has a very similar lyrical style. Musically, it has a stadium rock feel, complete with a shout-along chorus. The beat is more stomping and clapping than anything. It also has much more synth than any of their previous work. Keyboards and pianos are extremely common for Muse, but not synths. Overall, it still has that Muse feel to it. Matt Bellamy's vocals sound no different than their previous albums. If you like Muse and have followed their career, then definitely check out Uprising. If you're new to them, I would listen to Black Holes and Revelations or Absolution first, then listen to Uprising.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Muse - Uprising
The British rock trio, Muse, is back with thoughts of revolution. Earlier this month they released their new single, Uprising. This is the lead single to their upcoming album The Resistance.
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The Resistance,
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I've listened to some of Black Holes and Revelations and I thought that it was a cool CD. Although I have not heard the new single yet, I'll check it out. The part where you say that it has shout-along chorus sounds AWESOME! LOL! :)
ReplyDeleteP.S I like Supermassive Black Hole. Just the name is awesome.
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