Muse have released their Origin Of Symmetry 20th anniversary remix album
Origin Of Symmetry (XX Anniversary RemiXX) drops in June.
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Muse have released Origin Of Symmetry (XX Anniversary RemiXX), a remixed edition of the 2001 album to mark its 20th anniversary.
The anniversary edition of the record is available only on vinyl and digitally, streaming on all major services. The band announced its launch on social media last Friday (18 June).
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Muse first teased the reworking of Origin Of Symmetry with a remix of Citizen Erased, featuring thicker fuzz tones and bolder production back in May.
Listen to Origin Of Symmetry (XX Anniversary RemiXX) below:
In other Muse news, frontman Matt Bellamy’s new solo album, Cryosleep, is set to release on Record Store Day (16 July) and will features songs recorded using Jeff Buckley’s Fender Telecaster.
Last year, Bellamy revealed how he acquired the guitar, and how it could possibly inspire vintage-minded instruments from Manson Guitars. He told Guitar.com: “We’ve been discussing doing a retro-style or retro-sounding Manson [guitar]. We may actually base some of it on the Jeff Buckley guitar.”
Buckley’s treasured blonde Telecaster was first loaned to him by photographer friend Janine Nichols – after a robbery at the late musician’s Los Angeles apartment left all his valuables stolen. Buckley wielded the Tele throughout his career, from his early gigging days at the East Village coffeehouse, to the recording of 1994’s Grace, to his untimely passing. After his death, Buckley’s family returned the guitar to Nichols, who sold it in New York.
Cryosleep arrives on 16 July 2021 as part of Record Store Day.