Muse Explain Dubstep Influence On New Album “The 2nd Law”
It would appear that Skrillex is to blame for Muse‘s dubstep excursion on their new song “The 2nd Law: Unsustainable“. The bands drummer Dom Howard recently told NME.com:
“We went to see Skrillex in Camden around October. We went, ‘Fuck, it’s so heavy,’ loved it. I was like a full metal gig, they had circles of death, people were moshing, I hadn’t seen a reaction like that to electronic music before. We took inspiration and came up with ‘The 2nd Law: Unsustainable‘.”
The groups new album “The 2nd Law” is due out in the bands native UK on September 07th.
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My heart is so broken right now.
I hear you. This is a record I will be skipping, unfortunately.
The last album sucked, I saw this coming. Not the dub-step part, but the sucking part. First three albums were awesome, but with Black Holes, even though it was good you saw that they might go a little far. Same thing happened to Coldplay, first two albums, outstanding, third one was good but you saw a chance that they may be going in a direction you might not like. They staved it off a bit with an ok 4th album (though I hate the song Viva La Vida), but the newest album, trash.
I’m sorry, what?
mueeeewwweeese
Hahaha, this comment made me laugh so hard at work.
At work? You must mean computer time at Grandma’s house.
This makes sense because every great band always follow trends. I heard the new Neurosis is gonna combine Djent and dubstep. Djentstep is the next step in music evolution.
I would literally have no reason to live anymore if Neurosis used dubstep lol.
Yes. I will personally organize a mass suicide via theprp if Neurosis makes a dubstep album.
If attending a Skrillex show made that much of an impact on them, a night at DMZ would have given them all aneurysms.
I fear that this once stellar band has officially jumped the shark. Good luck with your journey into mediocrity gentlemen.
Muse doesn’t have to explain the dubstep influence on their new album. I can explain it for them………………… $.
circles of death?
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