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"  30 Seconds To Mars aren&amp;#039;t a band who do things by halves. Naturally, when preparing to release their new single &amp;#039;Up In The Air&amp;#039;, the Jared Leto-fronted act decided to stay true to the song&amp;#039;s namesake and literally launch it into space. However, is their return something us Earthlings can enjoy or have we just sent our intergalactic friends a warning message? &amp;quot;I been up in the air, lost in the night/ I wouldn&amp;#039;t trade it all for your life/ You lust for my life/ Is this the end?&amp;quot; Leto asks over growling guitars and kaleidoscopic synths, before vaulting into a chanting chorus with more rumble than a NASA lift-off. Once again, 30 Seconds To Mars manage to retain their trademark lad-rock sound while rejuvenating it with chart-friendly electronics, resulting in a song fit for our own radio waves as well as those in a galaxy far far away.  Listen to 30 Seconds To Mars&amp;#039; &amp;#039;Up In The Air&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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