Matt Bellamy, the leader of the british band Muse, He anticipated that his next album will be a return to his roots and promises that it will have a much more rocker sound than those heard on his last albums. Bellamy admits that the group is currently not in a position to release any new work until 2015, smashing the latest rumor of a possible 2014 release. The Muse singer claims the group took a toll on the style of music in the last album with respect to their first works, and for the next album the British plan is to return to the more raw and rocky sound that characterized them in their beginnings.
In a recent interview for a radio show, Bellamy released some details about the British trio's long-awaited seventh studio album: “The last two albums we had a kind of departure from our traditional instruments. We mainly focus on electronic instruments, like synthesizers, drum machines and that sort of thing. I am feeling that for the next album we are going to give another change of direction towards a harder musicality. We will focus on our own instruments: guitar, bass and drums. This will probably mean that we are going to make an album. more raw and definitely more rocker ”.
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