Muse : Cave
Living in Torquay, Muse probably had a great view of the eclipse. Then again, Museworld clearly exists in permanent semi-darkness anyway.
Probably the best new guitar band in Britain, Muse tear their bleeding hearts out and impale them on spiky angst-rock anthems like 'Cave'.
Opening with a blast of jerky new wave riffola,
'Cave' soon explodes into a rocket-blast roller-coaster chorus before expanding to fill the epic prog-punk dimensions of Matthew Bellamy's tormented soul. Possibly.
Living in Torquay, Muse probably had a great view of the eclipse. Then again, Museworld clearly exists in permanent semi-darkness anyway. Think about it. Pretty damn profound, right?
Stephen Dalton
Opening with a blast of jerky new wave riffola,
'Cave' soon explodes into a rocket-blast roller-coaster chorus before expanding to fill the epic prog-punk dimensions of Matthew Bellamy's tormented soul. Possibly.
Living in Torquay, Muse probably had a great view of the eclipse. Then again, Museworld clearly exists in permanent semi-darkness anyway. Think about it. Pretty damn profound, right?
Stephen Dalton
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