Muse Muscle MuseumMuse are bringing two of their early EP's to vinyl for the very first time. The exclusive pressings include 'Muse' their self titled 1998 EP on a Translucent Neon Red 12" disc, and 1999's 'Muscle Museum EP' as a Translucent Electric Teal 12". Both releases contain early versions of tracks that would later feature on their debut album 'Showbiz' The first four tracks on this EP are different recordings from the ones that later appeared on the Showbiz

enthralling albums have followed that first spark of his

They were joined by Walter Domínguez on bass guitar

brilliantly updates the bucolic ecstasies of their 1992 landmark

“A quietly stunning debut” - All Music (★★★★½)

the pounding and otherworldly “Wasted Space” from 2018 and the epic exploration of the inner landscapes with “Droneweapon”

Yet one of the greatest records to blend both styles came from the small northern European country

The New York Dolls' first album expanded their cult from Manhattan to the rest of hard-core

In 2003 her self-penned song “You’re Losing Me” (also featured her) appeared on the soundtrack to the hit movie ’21 Grams’ reigniting her long-lost passion

” and her posthumously recognized signature performance

Partnered with a line-up refinement

was largely recorded at the famous Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama

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