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Absolution dom muse photo is the third studio album by English alternative rock band Muse. It was released on September 21, 2003 in the UK and on March 23, 2004 in the U.S. by Taste Music Limited. The album yielded the band's first big American hits - "Time Is Running Out" and "Hysteria", the former becoming their first UK Top 10 single.

Black Holes and Revelations is the fourth studio album by English alternative rock band Muse, released on 3 July 2006. The album sold 115,144 copies in its first week in the UK,^[1] which was more than the first week sales of Muse's previous album, Absolution. The album is also a BPI double platinum album, and was nominated muse matt bellamy wallpaper for a Mercury Prize.^[2] Five singles were released in the UK, of which three were released in the US.

Origin of Symmetry is the second studio album by English alternative rock band Muse, released on 17 June 2001 by Mushroom Records.^[1] Recording took place at Ridge Farm Studios in Surrey and Real World Studio in Wiltshire, and additional recordings were made at Astoria Studios, Richmond Studios and Abbey Road Studios in London and Sawmills Studio MUSE MATTHEW BELLAMY in Fowey, Cornwall. The album was mixed at Sawmills and mastered at Sony Music Studios in London. Origin of Symmetry was produced by David Bottrill, John Leckie (who previously worked on the band's first album, Showbiz) and the band themselves. In the UK it reached #3^[2] and was certified platinum.^[3] The title for the album comes from a concept put forward by Michio Kaku in his book Hyperspace.^[4]

Absolution was Muse's first album to chart in the US, and is credited with establishing the band a fan base there.^[1] The album reached #1 on the Billboard pedulla rapture Top Heatseekers chart and #107 on the Billboard 200.^[2]

Black Holes & Revelations also demonstrates a heavy influence from Italian music. "I've been listening to quite a lot of music from the south of Italy on this album", Bellamy admits. "I've been living in Italy for a while, and I discovered this music from Naples, which sounds like a mix of music from Africa, Croatia, Turkey, and Italy. It kind of gives it a mystical sound, so I think that's one thing that influenced the album. I like being influenced by things that have "Gaïa Polloni " images a mixed style".^[39] Muse have been busy in the studio and already have several tracks written for their next record.

Black Holes and Revelations marks a significant departure from the styles of previous albums, and features a wide variety of alternative musical themes. The album begins with a pulsating electric tone and a low bass note that rises with Bellamy's voice into a crescendo that triggers staggered drumming from Howard and "jagged" guitar riffs from Bellamy.^[6] The next track, "Starlight", follow a more mainstream album-oriented rock sound, incorporating a synth chord with the bassline that gives it a "very new wave feel".^[6][10] "Supermassive Black Hole" marked a completely new sound for Muse, as Bellamy's voice becomes a falsetto against post-disco, funk and glam rock instrumentals.^[6][10] The dance themes in "Supermassive Black Hole" were influenced by Bellamy's attempts at DJing whilst the band were in New York.^[4]