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Band recording new effort in the toilet

March 2, 2009 | 1 Comments
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Muse have released footage of themselves recording their forthcoming new album.

The video, which you can watch by clicking below, sees the trio recording themselves clicking their fingers in a toilet cubicle before flushing the toilet.

The band had previously said that the follow-up to 2006's 'Black Holes And Revalations' will be \"orchestral\", and could see them moving away from rock music altogether.

They also said that the album was about "halfway there" in terms of completion.

Watch the in-the-studio footage by clicking below.

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cammyammy

Jun 5, 2009

I think it would suck if they moved away from rock music altogether for the band and the fans, I can imagine that most of their fans would not see classical music in the same way as the band and so as a result they will receive less interest from fans and if they play classical style music at a gig(where people come to see head bangable music), well its like chalk and cheese. It just dosnt work