strokes_news (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} themodernage) wrote,@ 2005-01-17 17:21:00 |
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MUSE IN NEW YORK STATE OF MIND!
MUSE told NME.COM about their amazing new direction – influenced by THE STROKES.
Shortly before jetting off to Australia for yet more dates, Matt Bellamy took time to tell NME.COM about their future plans – and revealed that their new songs have taken unlikely inspiration from The Strokes.
He said: "They sound like a heavier version of The Strokes I suppose. They’re not necessarily tracks that would make it onto the next album. We’re working on a lot of different tracks, but usually the stuff we play live early doesn’t make it onto the album, but I think we need to start moving forward and start playing some new stuff, whatever it is."
Matt explained the unlikely link between Muse and his favourite New Yorkers. He said "I really like the fast tempo and really melodic stuff. I don’t think people would ever hear that within our songs because we’re a different style, but I think there’s some really strong melodies and some of that has really stuck with me."
But fans of the big music can rest assured that the UK’s premier space-rockers aren’t about to turn into a garage band.
http://www.nme.com/news/109894.htm
MUSE told NME.COM about their amazing new direction – influenced by THE STROKES.
Shortly before jetting off to Australia for yet more dates, Matt Bellamy took time to tell NME.COM about their future plans – and revealed that their new songs have taken unlikely inspiration from The Strokes.
He said: "They sound like a heavier version of The Strokes I suppose. They’re not necessarily tracks that would make it onto the next album. We’re working on a lot of different tracks, but usually the stuff we play live early doesn’t make it onto the album, but I think we need to start moving forward and start playing some new stuff, whatever it is."
Matt explained the unlikely link between Muse and his favourite New Yorkers. He said "I really like the fast tempo and really melodic stuff. I don’t think people would ever hear that within our songs because we’re a different style, but I think there’s some really strong melodies and some of that has really stuck with me."
But fans of the big music can rest assured that the UK’s premier space-rockers aren’t about to turn into a garage band.
http://www.nme.com/news/109894.htm
