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Origin Of Symmetry Review

8 years, 4 months ago at Jun 1 18:43
A legendary album from a legendary british band which have never been quite sure with their genre. However, Origin Of Symmetry is usually considrerd to be alternative and space rock. I, personally, sure that this album is a true experimental and hard rock album. Yes, theese two absolutely opposing genres can coexist. We can hear some space, atmospheric and even symphinic sounds, because the ba... read more
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Description: Pomposity, bombast, pretension and prog-rock: they're four crimes that blight the landscape of modern music and Origin Of Symmetry--the second record by Teignmouth angst-rockers Muse--is guilty of every single one. But the truly astonishing thing about this record is the way it twists every one of these cardinal musical sins into spectacularly silly and starkly individual strengths. Where their debut album Showbiz was rightly dismissed as little more than Radiohead-lite, here Muse sound defiantly like their own band: on "New Born", they're torn somewhere between the purity of front man Matt Bellamy's angelic vocal tone ... (more)
Manufacturer: Mushroom
Release date: 5 July 2004
EAN: 5050466847621
Tags: Alternative (5), 2001 (4), Rock (3), Album (3), British (2), English (2), (1), Bought 2004 (1), A & E Records (1), Muse (1), Prog Rock (1), Britrock (1), Mark (1), Alt Rock (1), Alternative Rock (1), Prog (1), Britpop (1), Electronic (1)
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"ORIGIN OF SYMMETRY (2001) MUSE Review coming soon... FAV TRACKS: "Citizen Erased"; "Feeling Good"; "Darkshines"; "Bliss"; "Hyper Music"; "New Born"; "Plug-In Baby"; "Megalomania" "


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Origin Of Symmetry Review

“A legendary album from a legendary british band which have never been quite sure with their genre. However, Origin Of Symmetry is usually considrerd to be alternative and space rock. I, personally, sure that this album is a true experimental and hard rock album. Yes, theese two absolutely opposing genres can coexist.

We can hear some space, atmospheric and even symphinic sounds, because the band used a lot of untipical for rock music instruments, such as organ and balaphon. Those sprinkles of atmospheric melancholy make us forget about the world we live and take us to the journey through the universe, to the distance planets and galaxies. On the other hand, it is impossible not to feel heavy, aggressive mood on such tracks as Plug In Baby and Hyper Music. They literally set th” read more

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