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OFF THE RECORD: Muse's Dominic Howard - Black Holes And Revelations
Modern Drummer January 2008
This article would probably be of interest to drummers, or anyone who is interested in sound, production and tech etc
Modern Drummer January 2008 England's Muse soars into rock's upper echelon on the strength of their biggest-selling album to date: Black Hol
Modern Drummer January 2007
(Four stars out of five)
Muse's Black Holes And Revelations is, in fact, a revelation.
The English trio plays to packed arenas in Europe, but their name has always elicited a response akin to "Don't they kinda sound like Radiohead?" when dropped in the States. No more. Black Holes. .. is explosive, bordering on schizophrenic. That's not a bad thing when man (drummer DOMINIC HOWARD) and machine can meld for alt-disco pulses ("Map Of The Problematique," "Knights Of Cydonia") that are powerfully delivered and sonically flawless. Even when the intensity level drops, like in the delicate ballad "Soldier's Poem" (with solid, subtle brushwork from Howard), the originality doesn't suffer.
Muse: Hullabaloo The Scotsman Friday 28th June 2002
"A ferocious power trio with a voracious appetite for loud guitars, ambitious song structures and glorious excess."
The Scotsman Friday 28th June 2002 With their third album not due until sometime next year, Muse, a band who don't seem to be able to take
c. 2008 MATTHEW: I suppose the real thing that made me pick up the guitar in the beginning, was seeing Jimi Hendrix, I think. I think I was
Q Magazine 2016
December 2009
(Yes, I am attempting to get all of these eventually and transcribe the interviews)
It's in the Muse-ic
Aberdeen Evening Express Wednesday 16th February 2000
It took them five years of hard graft to sweep up four record deals in a matter of months, but for Muse all that really matters is the music. "I don't think many bands feel that strongly about their music," states frontman Matt Bellamy. "It's sad, but I think Nirvana were the last band who had that. Music should be an outlet for your emotions. If it wasn't for Muse, I think I'd probably be a nasty, violent person. It's definitely a release, and that's the way it should be." The trio - Matt, Chris Wolstenholme and Dominic Howard - all grew up in a sea-side town in Devon. It was at 13 that they formed their first band, playing wherever would have them. Matt says "We played at hundreds of places, pubs full of old people, whatever, but all they ever wanted was covers of 60s hits, so we didn't go down very well. I think it helped us in a way." Now at the average age of 20, Muse can boast they've come a long way. Madonna's Maverick label was the first to sign them, quickly followed up by Motor in Germany, Naïve in France and Mushroom in the UK. "We just want to communicate our music to as many people as possible," says Matt. "To get to make a few records and be immensely famous and rich!"
~ Muse release their new single Sunburn on February 21. They play Glow 303 this Friday night. Tickets are £6.
"I eat bananas before every gig. I picked up the ritual watching Boris Becker play tennis as a kid. When he won Wimbledon, he was always stuffing himself with bananas between games. I thought to myself, “They must be a secret weapon."
Muse's Matt Bellamy on madness and musicality, money and the music press and why mellowing out isn't an option…
Total Guitar July 2001 - Issue No #85
Total Guitar July 2001 - Issue No #85 Matt Bellamy goes mad, gets heavier... Using human skulls as percussion on the new album, hanging out
"I'm sure if we go on a long time as a band, we'll start making less noisy albums. But at this point in my life, I just want to jump around on stage, y'know"
Matthew Bellamy
(Total Guitar - July 2001 - Issue No #85)
Stairway to Devon - The Muse radio documentary (transcript)
BBC 6 Music c. September 2003 (had some replay in May 2004)
BBC 6 Music c. September 2003 (had some replay in May 2004) Twilight Zone music plays "You are travelling through another dimension. A dime
NME 6th April 2002 Single and DVD set for June Release “We've got a new single coming which is really fucking heavy rock" — Matt Bellamy M