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I'm really hoping to see the return of the Through The Window Pane vibe some day...

Radiohead do try too much to have that 'music-for-intelligent-people' vibe around them. If they really are intelligent (or just crafty), that's another question.

And a great album as well, as usual from The Black Heart Procession. I am one of those lucky few who absolutely adore their bleakness and this album delivers it masterfully. Liar's Ink is marvellous, possibly the best track on the record.

An absolute masterpiece and I don't usually listen to this kind of music. Hopefully, we'll see a lot more from Max.

Because it indeed is a massive grower of an album and it easily tops Black Holes. Once again - give it some more time. You know it's Muse, they're good enough not to release a rubbishy record.

did not disappoint me at all. It's stupendous and they should tamper with classical music more often. The album surely deserves more than 7. With this record Muse prove that they are the true bigwigs of modern rock music and that no matter what stylistics or concepts they play with the outcome is always of top-notch level. Give the album some time, it'll grow on you.

I had doubts at first but after couple of listens it simply unleased its brilliant quality. It has no flow? Oh yes, it has. Throughout each and very track I can sense that unique atmosphere of conspiracies, travels, unrest and various other hints to modern world. It flows perfectly and it's definitely better and more coherent than Black Holes and Revelations. I adore Origin of Symmetry and this album is nothing near but The Resistance is almost as good in its own way. 9 out of 10 as for now.

Basically. Although I am yet to spend some serious time with the new album.

I should win those tickets because the 2000km separating me from Teignmouth would be the ultimate test of my unconditional love for Muse.

Sadly, this year's line-up is mostly not my cup of tea.

But then again, I'm a dangerous idiot too.

Poznan. I'll surely be there.

You guys really think it's that good...? Come on...

...beats this year's Spoon, Kevin Drew, Portugal. The Man or even Interpol. Damn, you've made me vote for Klaxons.