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Great piano bits in support of fantastic vocals and guitar riffs is what Muse are all about. In "Black Holes and Revelations", they have managed to take this concept to the absolute pinnacle of its potential: "Black Holes" is probably one of the best albums of the last decade, and it most certainly the best Muse album out there.
Consisting of 11 tracks, all of which are great in their own right, "Black Holes and Revelations starts out extremely strongly with "Take a Bow" and the consequent "Starlight" and the title-referencing "Supermassive Black Hole" (which has been abused by the Twilight Saga but remains one of Muse's finest outings to date.) "Starlight" is a track I will never tire of, and although the album does dip ever so slightly in terms of quality thereafter, "City of Delusion" and "Knights of Cydonia" are such undivided successes to finish out the back half of the album with that it is practically impossible to dislike the fourth Muse studio album if you like rock in any way whatsoever.
Get "Black Holes and Revelations". It belongs in any rock lover's collection.
Consisting of 11 tracks, all of which are great in their own right, "Black Holes and Revelations starts out extremely strongly with "Take a Bow" and the consequent "Starlight" and the title-referencing "Supermassive Black Hole" (which has been abused by the Twilight Saga but remains one of Muse's finest outings to date.) "Starlight" is a track I will never tire of, and although the album does dip ever so slightly in terms of quality thereafter, "City of Delusion" and "Knights of Cydonia" are such undivided successes to finish out the back half of the album with that it is practically impossible to dislike the fourth Muse studio album if you like rock in any way whatsoever.
Get "Black Holes and Revelations". It belongs in any rock lover's collection.