New MUSE Video – Knights of Cydonia
New single KNIGHTS OF CYDONIA released 27th November 2006
Watch the new video here:
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With a Number One album in the UK for their ‘Black Holes and Revelations’ album and a Top Ten placing in the US, 2006 has already been a good year for Muse. Their headline sets at The Carling Weekend: Reading and Leeds Festivals in August were hailed by the NME as ‘the gig of the millennium’. The album was acclaimed throughout the UK press with Q describing it as ‘…a work of dazzling scope and grandeur; and The Observer Music Monthly celebrating a “Fantastic record, with almost limitless appeal”. Little wonder that
Black Holes and Revelations’ was one of the 12 records chosen for this year’s Nationwide Mercury Music Prize shortlist.
As if to underline that assessment, Muse now follow singles, ‘Supermassive Black Hole’, (“…a monster funk-rock groove”) and the ‘…gloriously melodic, pounding heart pop’ Starlight, with the seven minutes of operatic rock that is set opener and epic moment from the album, ‘Knights Of Cydonia’ released on November 27th.
Accompanied by a video that manages to cram the best moments of an Eastwood Spaghetti Western, Star Wars, Barbarella and Evil Knievel into one cohesive and massively entertaining piece of film, ‘Knights Of Cydonia’ is classic Muse; compulsive, operatic, expansive rock. Shot by Joseph Kahn (winner of a Grammy for Britney Spears “Toxic” and several MTV VMA’s) in the Californian desert, the UK and Romania, the video is already a word of mouth hit on YouTube.
Muse return to the UK for eleven massive sold out shows throughout November.
Dates are as follows:
Muse On Tour
10/11 November Manchester Evening News Arena
12 November Cardiff International Arena
14/15 November Birmingham NEC
17 November Nottingham Arena
18 November Sheffield Arena
19 November Newcastle Metro Radio Arena
21/22/23 November London Wembley Arena
Special guest on all dates – The Noisettes.
“…epic Knights of Cydonia sounds like Deep Purple playing the hits of Nine Inch Nails.” (Mojo, Augut 2006)