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In Feburary 2025, [[Chris Wolstenholme|Chris]] appeared on an episode of ''The Leona Graham Podcast'' where he discussed various topics, including Muse. During the interview he stated that the band would likely start work on their tenth studio album in the next few months, and gave a tentitive release year of 2026. He expressed doubt that the band would | In Feburary 2025, [[Chris Wolstenholme|Chris]] appeared on an episode of ''The Leona Graham Podcast'' where he discussed various topics, including Muse. During the interview he stated that the band would likely start work on their tenth studio album in the next few months, and gave a tentitive release year of 2026. He expressed doubt that the band would go back to releasing albums as frequently as before due to age and family commitments, which suggests a new album every four (or more) years could be the band's release pattern moving forwards. He also added that the band's record contract with [[Warner Music Group|Warner]] had ended, and the band were "considering all options" as regards to whether they re-sign with Warner or join a different label.<ref>https://www.nme.com/news/music/muses-chris-wolstenholme-teases-work-on-new-album-3836957</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:37, 12 February 2025
This page will serve as running commentary with regards to Muse's tenth studio album.
Background
In Feburary 2025, Chris appeared on an episode of The Leona Graham Podcast where he discussed various topics, including Muse. During the interview he stated that the band would likely start work on their tenth studio album in the next few months, and gave a tentitive release year of 2026. He expressed doubt that the band would go back to releasing albums as frequently as before due to age and family commitments, which suggests a new album every four (or more) years could be the band's release pattern moving forwards. He also added that the band's record contract with Warner had ended, and the band were "considering all options" as regards to whether they re-sign with Warner or join a different label.[1]