Dougy Mandagi, 46, is the frontman of ARIA award-winning Melbourne indie rock quartet The Temper Trap. Ahead of the release ...

In homage to some fellow Brits, Modern English could have rewritten its big hit, changing its refrain to “I’ll stop the world ...

Muse frontman Matt Bellamy has looked back on the ’00s guitar rock scene, while recalling his recent run-ins with Jack White and Albert Hammond Jr. Bellamy recently spoke to NME about the space rock ...

The British rockers kicked off their North American tour July 2, their first since releasing "The Wow! Signal" and first in Milwaukee in 16 years.

Muse finally made their Summerfest headlining debut Thursday night at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater, and for Milwaukee fans, it was hard not to view the show as more than just another ...

The 10th Muse album takes its name from the Wow! Signal, an unexplained radio transmission detected by a mind-blown astronomer in 1977 that’s been held up as a possible example of extraterrestrial ...

No score yet, be the first to add. Now, fresh off one of the most straightforwardly terrible albums of the decade, here comes the Muse Mothership again. This time we’re back in space. The Wow! Signal, ...

Here comes the science bit, concentrate: all you space nerds out there will be well aware that ‘the Wow! signal’ was of course a narrowband radio signal detected by Ohio State University’s Big Ear ...

There could be a new personal best on the horizon for New York cohort The Pretty Reckless with Dear God, eyeing a Number 4 debut. Their first release in five years, its set to surpass 2010’s Light Me ...

In August 1977, Ohio State’s Big Ear telescope picked up a 72-second-long radio transmission from deep in space, in the region of Sagittarius. It played only once, before disappearing forever. The ...

Internationally known for their breed of melancholic alternative rock, Muse have carved themselves a place as one of British music's biggest bands of all time. Thanks to their unique sound and singer ...

“The Dark Forest” alone manages to fit in The Pet Shop Boys, Iron Maiden, Carl Orff type massed choirs chanting the names of deities and demons and a few kitchen sinks to boot. It’s an absolutely ...