Matt Bellamy sipped his cappuccino and peered at the ocean as he thought. Asked how he came to live in Los Angeles, the frontman of England’s Muse — one of that country’s biggest rock groups, and one ...

We’ve all been there. Somebody, maybe a friend of a friend who has nothing of relevance to add to the conversation, wonders aloud if this is all a simulation. It’s not exactly a reference to The ...

Synth rock has never sounded so fresh. “Simulation Theory,” a space rock album that is theatrical, bizarre and completely unforgiving, wipes Muse’s palette clean and opens up new musical landscapes ...

Since the 2017 premiere of “Blade Runner 2049,” the long-awaited sequel to the film that codified the visual and audio style palettes of both cyberpunk and neo-noir genres of music and cinema, the ...

The first LP from Muse since their 2015 album Drones is a throwback to the first seven years of the Eighties. The tom-toms are cavernous like a Jan Hammer or Phil Collins production on the Miami Vice ...

We’ve all been there. Somebody, maybe a friend of a friend who has nothing of relevance to add to the conversation, wonders aloud if this is all a simulation. It’s not exactly a reference to The ...