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John Leckie, who produced The Bends by Radiohead and had produced for the Muse concert pics Stone Roses and The Verve, was brought in to produce the band's first record, Showbiz. The album showcased the band's soft style, and the lyrics made reference to the difficulties they had encountered while trying to establish themselves in Teignmouth.^[4][5]

Maverick Records, who previously released Showbiz in the United States, wallpapers muse asked the band to remove the falsetto vocals for the album's release, claiming that their presence would discourage radio play. Muse's refusal saw them part ways with the label, meaning that the album was not released in the US until 2005.

Maverick had reservations about Bellamy's vocal style on this album (considering "Paléo 2007" Fotos it not to be "radio-friendly"), and asked Muse to change some of their songs prior to U.S. release. The band refused and left Maverick, resulting in Maverick's decision not to release Origin of Symmetry in the U.S. The album was finally released in the U.S. on 20 September 2005, after Muse signed to Warner.