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According to Matthew Bellamy in the BBC Radio 1 interview after "Survival", this track is to feature Brass and has "a sort of 80's twinge".
According to Matthew Bellamy in the BBC Radio 1 interview after "Survival", this track is to feature Brass and has "a sort of 80's twinge".
In an NME article 'Panic Station' was described to contain 'demented 80's elements such as backwards 'Let's Dance' drumbeats and riffs reminiscent of INXS's 'Suicide Blonde' with Matt doing his most groin-thrusting Prince sex gasps'. In the same article Matt described the track as ''Scary Monsters' Bowie meets Primus'. According to Dom Panic Station contains 'big, spacious, wet, massive drum sounds'.


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Revision as of 15:14, 24 July 2012

Dom with the names Leaked
Muse song
Name Panic Station
Album/single The 2nd Law (album)
Length 3:03
Alternative titles -
First live performance
Latest live performance
Recorded 2011-2012
Writer/composer Matthew Bellamy
Producer Muse

Description

By error of Bellamy, Howard, Wolstenholme or Kirk, the name of the song was leaked by a photo on Twitter, until it was deleted.

According to Matthew Bellamy in the BBC Radio 1 interview after "Survival", this track is to feature Brass and has "a sort of 80's twinge".

In an NME article 'Panic Station' was described to contain 'demented 80's elements such as backwards 'Let's Dance' drumbeats and riffs reminiscent of INXS's 'Suicide Blonde' with Matt doing his most groin-thrusting Prince sex gasps'. In the same article Matt described the track as Scary Monsters' Bowie meets Primus'. According to Dom Panic Station contains 'big, spacious, wet, massive drum sounds'.


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