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“It was the first kind of rock monster that we'd created”: How an explosive 2001 switch-up revealed just how ferocious Muse could get

The juggernaut of a riff proved Muse’s mettle, setting the stall for a stadium-filling future

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“I tried it fingerstyle, and that didn't work. As a joke, somebody said, ‘Why don't you try slap bass?’ Everyone was laughing. Then we went back and listened to it…” Chris Wolstenholme switched up his tone and technique on Muse’s The Resistance

Monstrous tones (and a massive signal chain) are just part of Chris Wolstenholme’s bass evolution with Muse

Guitar World

“It was so embarrassing, it was terrible”: Muse on their most galling onstage malfunction

The trio have a knack for the spectacular, but sometimes the spectacular backfires…

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Muse are opening an online store on Reverb and selling a ton of stage-played gear – including Kemper Profilers loaded with Matt Bellamy’s tones

Care for a Kawai MP8-2 stage piano? One not-so-careful owner, who once stood on it onstage. Or how does Chris Wolstenholme’s vintage EHX Russian Big Muff grab you?

MusicRadar

Muse are selling Kempers loaded with their guitar and bass tones, plus a revered Russian Big Muff and much more

Nearly 100 pieces of stage-played and studio-used gear spanning multiple tours and albums will go up for sale when the Reverb store goes live

Guitar World

10 all-time classic bass guitar tones - and how to recreate them

Delving into some of the best low-end tones of all time

MusicRadar

Park cycle lane plans refused for second time over safety concerns

One councillor likened the plans to a "formula one race track" running through the park

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Muse’s Matt Bellamy: ‘I’ve got to an age where I’m not so titillated by disaster’

As Muse prepare to release their ninth album, frontman Bellamy talks about the return of his dystopian preoccupations, being a reformed conspiracy theorist and looking for hope while living on the edge in LA

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