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It's time to write about the new album by Muse, titled The 2nd Law. It doesn't sound like their old stuff (except for some moments), and I personally find that pleasing because it was getting stale.
1. Supremacy. I didn't really like this song, and if you compare it to their previous work, it's closer to their first albums. Someone wrote that it evokes associations with fantasy.
2. Madness. At first, it didn't impress me much, except for the cool ending, but now it seems okay.
3. Panic Station. This song feels like it came from the past, before we were even born. It's decent; I like the chorus.
4. Prelude. Sweet and beautiful.
5. Survival. I liked it right away, ever since the Olympics. It's an energetic song that inspires you to fight, move forward, and take action. A song for athletes, like Siv.
6. Follow Me. Possibly the best or one of the best songs on the album; even the dubstep doesn't ruin it, but rather makes it better.
7. Animals. It reminds me a bit of another one of their songs; it's nice.
8. Explorers. It could compete for the title of the best, despite its slight resemblance to an old song. In my opinion. When you listen to it, you get a feeling of flight, and the lyrics are fitting.
9. Big Freeze. A good song, also one of the best.
10. Save Me. Many people didn't like it because the bassist sings it, but I do. It gives you a sense of upliftment and inspiration.
11. Liquid State. The bassist is singing here too, but the song is completely different. Again, it's more similar to their earlier albums.
12. The 2nd Law: Unsustainable
13. The 2nd Law: Isolated System
People wrote that the last two remind them of Mass Effect. I haven't played it, so I can't say anything about that, but maybe fans of the game should give them a listen if they enjoy the game's music. The first one has dubstep in it, so the second one might be better.)
1. Supremacy. I didn't really like this song, and if you compare it to their previous work, it's closer to their first albums. Someone wrote that it evokes associations with fantasy.
2. Madness. At first, it didn't impress me much, except for the cool ending, but now it seems okay.
3. Panic Station. This song feels like it came from the past, before we were even born. It's decent; I like the chorus.
4. Prelude. Sweet and beautiful.
5. Survival. I liked it right away, ever since the Olympics. It's an energetic song that inspires you to fight, move forward, and take action. A song for athletes, like Siv.
6. Follow Me. Possibly the best or one of the best songs on the album; even the dubstep doesn't ruin it, but rather makes it better.
7. Animals. It reminds me a bit of another one of their songs; it's nice.
8. Explorers. It could compete for the title of the best, despite its slight resemblance to an old song. In my opinion. When you listen to it, you get a feeling of flight, and the lyrics are fitting.
9. Big Freeze. A good song, also one of the best.
10. Save Me. Many people didn't like it because the bassist sings it, but I do. It gives you a sense of upliftment and inspiration.
11. Liquid State. The bassist is singing here too, but the song is completely different. Again, it's more similar to their earlier albums.
12. The 2nd Law: Unsustainable
13. The 2nd Law: Isolated System
People wrote that the last two remind them of Mass Effect. I haven't played it, so I can't say anything about that, but maybe fans of the game should give them a listen if they enjoy the game's music. The first one has dubstep in it, so the second one might be better.)
Be strong. Believe
