During the rollout of the Simulation Theory album, Muse were careful to craft a narrative that continued from video to video. Some of those elements were then included within their massive Simulation ...

Muse’s “Simulation Theory” fails to get past the band’s characteristic failings. Lyrical subtlety has never been a strong point for Muse, and, in recent records, this has become an active hindrance to ...

After battling it out with one of the biggest pop stars in the U.K., rock outfit Muse has claimed the top spot on the albums ranking in the country with their latest, securing yet another No. 1 for ...

Synth rock has never sounded so fresh. “Simulation Theory,” a space rock album that is theatrical, bizarre and completely unforgiving, wipes Muse’s palette clean and opens up new musical landscapes ...

The band too often struggle to find a balance between rock and electronic elements. The Good: Simulation Theory is at its best when it revels in simplicity, allowing the rock and electronic elements ...

The first LP from Muse since their 2015 album Drones is a throwback to the first seven years of the Eighties. The tom-toms are cavernous like a Jan Hammer or Phil Collins production on the Miami Vice ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Muse recently announced their Simulation Theory World Tour for 2019. The ...

According to, well, just about everyone, hip-hop and R&B are the streaming generation’s musical genres of choice and rock is in a hard place. Yet rock, or at least the style formerly known as ...

Too many people assume that it takes a MacBook Pro or something similar to create serious digital art, while an iPad is more of a toy. The best response to that is a new video showing album artwork ...

"We’re a band in that transitional period between a 50-year cycle of rock and what could be a 50-year cycle of laptop music," says Matt Bellamy. (By the way, that particular track, a version of ...

Matt Bellamy sipped his cappuccino and peered at the ocean as he thought. Asked how he came to live in Los Angeles, the frontman of England’s Muse — one of that country’s biggest rock groups, and one ...