Black Holes And Revelations - Muse Reviews

This album by Muse was the first ever album i owned. This album is the best Muse album with the best tracks possible. My favourite track on the album is Assassin which is fast and catchy tune by the mighty Muse. It would be hard to believe that you might not have heard of Muse so if you haven't this is the album for you. I ...  Read the complete review

I find that I get hooked on one or a few albums at a time; I've been like this all my life. I'll listen to a couple of albums over and over for a few weeks or sometimes longer, and although I try to move onto something else, if I'm hooked on something I always end up going back to it. For the last few months one constant on my mp3 ...  Read the complete review

Black Holes and Revelations is the album that really got me into Muse. I had heard bits of their stuff before and liked it but hadn't got round to actually purchasing an album. Since I bought Black Holes and Revelations I have gone on to acquire the whole record collection! 'Black Holes' is jam packed with anthems and songs that make ...  Read the complete review

Released in July 2006, Black Holes and Revelations is the 4th studio album from Muse, following up 2003's Absolution. It features the massive hit single "Supermassive Black Hole" as well as "Starlight". In my opinion this is up there as some of their best work since debut album Showbiz. By giving this album a listen, ...  Read the complete review

Prior to this album I was never a fan of Muse. I thought they were very "arthouse" without much substance. This album however changed my attitude towards them, so much so that I am more or less certain to buy their next album when it is released in a couple of weeks time and may go back and listen to "Absolution" which was the ...  Read the complete review

As you've probably established from my previous review of their 'absolution' album im a mahoosive fan of muse and have been since i heard them the first time! After their massive amounts of sucess already thenprove with the release of their 4th studio release that they've still got amazing musical ideas which show their talent and ...  Read the complete review

You would think that after three successful concerts and lots and lots of live tours that Muse would sit back and count their profits but no this is their fourth studio album. Singles released from it include, Supermassive Black Hole, which featured in the Twilight movie, Starlight, Invincible and of course Knights of Cydonia. After this album was ...  Read the complete review

Muse's latest album, is in my opinion equally as good as its predecessors. its catchy tunes, consisting of brilliant vocal and guitar elements. muse are one of those bands that even if you dont know the name of the song you will know the tune for it. this is one of those albums, i can't help but believe that 4 or more of the songs on this album ...  Read the complete review

This is the fourth album by the exceptionally good Muse. There are songs on this album that are in some ways influenced by other bands, most notably Queen and Depeche Mode, however the album is completely and distinctively unique Muse. I do not like dwelling too much on how influenced muse are by other bands, I only mention it as a passing note, ...  Read the complete review

This is the fourth album from the three piece band Muse. There is only one word to describe this album - amazing! If you have listened to all of Muse's albums, you can hear the way the music has progressed - from the simple music of Unintended and Showbiz off the first album, through to Citizen Erased and Hysteria, and then finally to the multi ...  Read the complete review

My 'Hopes and Expectations' of 'Black Holes and Revelations' took the slightest nose diver after the debut of the disappointing first single, Supermassive Black Hole and even the chance to hear the album from start to finish online didn't do much to alter my first impressions. Luckily, after purchasing the special edition gatefold ...  Read the complete review

MUSE ARE BACK. THEY ARE A 3 PIECE BAND FROM DEVON AND THIS IS THERE NEW ALBUM BLACK HOLES AND REVELATIONS. THE FOLLOW UP TO THE 2003 HIT ALBUM ABSOLUTION AND WOW WHAT AN EXCELENT ALBUM IT IS. MUSE HAVE DONE IT AGAIN. DID WE EVER DOUBT THEM ? FROM START TO FINISH THIS ALBUM OOOZES QUALITY. OPENER TAKE A BOW SOUNDS LIKE IT'S GONNA TAKE OFF AND BLOW ...  Read the complete review

This is the fourth, and in my humble opinion, the best album yet from Muse, the three-piece from Devon, a truly classic album that I am sure in years to come will still be in my top 10 albums of all time. I have also had the pleasure of seeing Muse perform many tracks from this album live & have to say that listening to this CD ...  Read the complete review

Is it me or fo muse seem to get better after every single album the make? because this is their 4th album and it quite frankly, amazes me that they arent even more popular and its great that they can set themselves apart from all of the other guitar based bands. The track list runs: 1. Take a bow 2. Starlight 3. Supermassive ...  Read the complete review

Matt Bellamy, Dominic Howard and Chris Wolstenholme do it again, only completely different! This is their fourth album since their creation in 1997, and definiately their best yet, and with a massive tour in 2007 to support it, it has undoubtabtly been their most successful, who can forget Wembley? The Album starts off with ...  Read the complete review

Black Holes and Revelations, Muse's fourth full-length effort, can only be described as overindulgence to the extreme. With this record Muse have finally unshackled themselves, and opened up to a whole new set of influences, finally shaking their 'poor man's Radiohead' tag, which has seemingly clung to their legs like a horny jack russel. It is a ...  Read the complete review

This highly anticipated album by muse went onto huge critical acclaim in the media, but is it media hype (see my arctic monkeys review) or is it deserving hype (like it seems, Lewis Hamilton's). Well obviously we'll start at the case a somewhat Genesis-esque cover, with lyrics and credits inside the inlay booklet. Song listing is kept ...  Read the complete review

British bands tend to have only two degrees of success. There are some who sweep the nation by storm and rise to the top of the charts as mainstream friendly trend setters, yet fail when the question is asked of them on foreign shores. And it's an important question. The music landscape is no longer based in Central London and bands are nowadays ...  Read the complete review

At the moment there seems to only be a couple of contenders for the biggest band in Britain. In the eyes of most Coldplay will be leading the way, followed closely by the young pretenders to the thrown, The Arctic Monkeys. One band that tends to be forgotten about until they decide to release some new material are Muse. Once dubbed the new ...  Read the complete review

So here it is, the awaited new album from Muse, "Black Holes and Revelations". This review was made possible by an exclusive album preview on another website. beware, this review may end up long (mine usually do) Matt Bellamy et al came onto the scene in 1999 with their first album "Showbiz", spawning several singles ...  Read the complete review