Neutron Star Collision (Love is Forever)

"Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever)" is a single released from the soundtrack to the 2010 film The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.[1]

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Uprising

Uprising is the first single release from The Resistance[3] and was first aired on the 3rd of August at 19:30, by BBC Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe.[4] The single was released to download from 4th August 2009[5] and was released on physical formats (CD and Vinyl) on 7th September 2009.

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Knights Of Cydonia

"Knights of Cydonia" was the third single to be released from Black Holes and Revelations. It was featured in BBC Radio 1's "Track of the Week" in the week starting 22nd/23rd October.[3]

It was reported that an extended version of "Assassin" was to be the B-Side for the "Knights of Cydonia" single on the offical Muse site.[4] This was later clarified to be for B-Side to the vinyl and non-preordered digital formats, and that the name of it is "Grand Omega Bosses edit".[5] "Grand Omega Bosses" is an anagram for 'Debase Masons Grog', or 'Message Board Song', a former title during the 2005 cryptography game, used to signify the then-untitled, extended version of "Assassin" on a setlist.

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Hysteria

"Hysteria" was released as the third single from Absolution in Europe and the second in the US, for which a new video was recorded. It was announced as the third single from Absolution in September 2003,[1] shortly after which Matt confirmed that the b-side would be "Eternally Missed".[2] The artwork for the 7" cover was chosen in a competition announced in October 2003, and the winner was Adam Fulkus.[3] The DVD includes a gallery of photos of the runner-up images.

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Unintended

"Unintended" was the penultimate single to be released from Showbiz, preceding the re-release of "Muscle Museum". It was one of two Muse singles to be released on cassette, the other being "Plug in Baby". The live performance of "Sober" on the vinyl is from the 6th January 2000 gig at Paradiso, Amsterdam.

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Muse EP

The first record released by Muse. The EP was recorded over two days after Sawmills Studio based Dennis Smith offered the band free studio time.[3] 999 copies of the EP were released, each with a hand numbered sticker. Further unnumbered copies were issued to radio stations and journalists, while numbered copies were sold via mail order and in independent record stores, including KMA in Torquay and Solo in Exeter.[2]

The EP was recorded in 1997,[1] mastered by February 1998,[4] and released on the 11th May 1998[2] on Dennis Smith's Dangerous label. The recordings on the album differ from those later released on Showbiz, for example, "Overdue" is longer and features additional choruses. As the Muse EP is highly sought after by fans and collectors, Muse EPs on eBay can reach prices of the order of several hundered GBP. Howard authored the artwork,[5] by photocopying his own face. A similar piece of artwork can be seen on a poster for "Muse" in the film 12 Monkeys

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