Eventually the song came to a close and Muse once again gestured for me to return to the ship. Aside from the fact that the lyrics were cheesy and uninspiring, I found it hard to resist tapping my foot along with the beat of the song.
This was clearly an attempt to appease to main-stream audiences. Bellamy was siphoning lines like “Hold, you in my arms, I just wanted to hold,” that belong in romantic comedies starring Ashton Kutcher. As soon as the lyrics began I instantaneously cringed. I was surprised at how quickly Muse begun to start playing for me once again, yet I held my curiosity back and tried to take in the song which Bellamy introduced to me as Starlight. A catchy piano tune resonated through my ears, along with an accompanying bass and percussion beat. Our next destination turned out to be a deserted island. But before too long our stop was over and I was back on the whirling spaceship, travelling off to another dimension. Bellamy, who was standing next to me whilst singing, was quite agitated and was insisting that “you will risk, You will risk all the lives and their souls, And burn, you will burn, You will burn in hell.” Soon the drums kicked in and the music that surrounded me reached a frantic, unfathomable climax. All of the distraught figures that circled me were sporting jackets that read Take a Bow.Abruptly a deep rumbling sound, much like a highly distorted bass joined the synth, and together with Bellamy’s delayed vocals it created quite a tense atmosphere, which suited the dark and desperate landscape I was residing in. There were bombs going off around me, and I was instantly reminded of corrupt political leaders, and the crisis in Libya. As soon as I stepped out into the unknown, a raging synth filled my ears, like a buzzing bee. When our ship came to a halt at our first destination, I was quite anxious to see what would await us. “Come ride with me, through the veins of history,” Bellamy beckoned, and without a further ado, I hopped onto the craft and prepared myself for a spontaneous adventure through time and space.
To my utter astonishment, they unveiled themselves to be the three members of Muse, Matthew Bellamy, Christopher Wolstenholme and Dominic Howard. To my monumental disbelief there was a large space-ship planted right outside my house, and three men standing to its hind. With the music playing in the background, I cautiously approached the door which led to my terrace. The noise resided in my rather large backyard. Just as the disc begun to spin, I heard a large clatter echoing throughout my house. With nerves and eagerness coursing through my veins, I snuck Black Holes and Revelations into my CD player, and advanced to laying down on my luxurious bed. Review Summary: Bellamy and his troops deliver a solid album.Īs soon as Muse’s new record Black Holes and Revelations was released, I instantly raced to my local record dealer, and then proceeded to return home, with the highly anticipated CD cradled in my arms.
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