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Review: Muse - Starlight10 September, 2006 — Stuart Brown

Perennially popular Muse are back with the second single from their 2006 album Black Holes and Revelations. Entering the UK Singles chart at #38, this might not be a song with mainstream appeal, but is it still up to Muse's usual high standards?

muse starlight cover

While it perhaps lacks the catchiness demanded of a chart topper, Starlight is a very accomplished song, coupling an effective melody with slick production in the normal Muse vein (the cover art is particularly nice, with a 7" picture disc to boot).

Altogether, recommended - although I feel most people will buy the album rather than the single in this case.

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Overall summary

A thoroughly pleasant song with all of Muse's flair

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