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"Depending on who you ask, the new Muse single either sounds like &amp;quot;Freddie Mercury performing in space&amp;quot;, &amp;quot;Goldfrapp duelling with David Bowie&amp;quot;, or &amp;quot;Blondie covering the Doctor Who theme tune&amp;quot;. These comparisons may sound faintly ridiculous, but actually they aren&amp;#039;t too far off the money. Managing to blend space-rock, a funky guitar strut, sci-fi sound effects and a fist-pumping &amp;quot;oi-oi-oi&amp;quot; chant, Matt Bellamy and co have well and truly gone off the rock Richter scale. The trio&amp;#039;s apocalyptic lyrics and utter disregard for the conventions of modern musical tastes - their new album features a three-part symphony called &amp;#039;Exogenesis&amp;#039; - are bound to alienate some listeners. But anyone who revelled in the overblown bombast of 2006&amp;#039;s Black Holes And Revelations won&amp;#039;t leave this track disappointed. Sometimes they overstep the mark, such as on Bellamy&amp;#039;s pompous &amp;quot;They will not control us!&amp;quot; refrain, but no other current band can match Muse for sheer, unabashed imagination.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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