After their last concert in the Reading Festival, Muse found creative inspiration this autumn for the successor of Resistanse.
Anthony Addis, their manager, said that it is very likely in October of 2012, they'll release their new album as they have composed much material. The three members of the band while living at the time in London, seem to have composed individually. But now is the time to enter the studio to try their compositions together. Addis said:
'They write constantly. They write on the road, so before or after a gig they'll write nearly every night. It's a serious process, but you don't know how it's going to turn out until you start practising it together, because everybody's done it individually
The manager speaks also about the strategy they will follow for the tour for the new album. Its aim is the major stages in America, although fears that the global economic crisis has made it more difficult. For this reason he does not intend to raise the ticket, regardless of demand. The profit will come by increasing by 40% annually the size of the audience watching their live.
Another problem facing the music industry, according to their manager, is that most people see them as artists 'cartoon'. This image began with the musical reality shows, where every year new artists are consumed after their debut and thus the record companies profit. The public, however, learns to be casual listeners and not to follow the course of certain bands.
'The X-Factor" was the trouble that started it ... People don't follow the same band anymore. [Artists] are like disposable cartons. That's what we've got now in the music industry, and he [Simon Cowell] started it' (Source: SBA, Billboard.biz)
Watch all the latest concert at reading festival, from BBC 3 ... starting of course with New Born:
Anthony Addis, their manager, said that it is very likely in October of 2012, they'll release their new album as they have composed much material. The three members of the band while living at the time in London, seem to have composed individually. But now is the time to enter the studio to try their compositions together. Addis said:
'They write constantly. They write on the road, so before or after a gig they'll write nearly every night. It's a serious process, but you don't know how it's going to turn out until you start practising it together, because everybody's done it individually
The manager speaks also about the strategy they will follow for the tour for the new album. Its aim is the major stages in America, although fears that the global economic crisis has made it more difficult. For this reason he does not intend to raise the ticket, regardless of demand. The profit will come by increasing by 40% annually the size of the audience watching their live. Another problem facing the music industry, according to their manager, is that most people see them as artists 'cartoon'. This image began with the musical reality shows, where every year new artists are consumed after their debut and thus the record companies profit. The public, however, learns to be casual listeners and not to follow the course of certain bands.
'The X-Factor" was the trouble that started it ... People don't follow the same band anymore. [Artists] are like disposable cartons. That's what we've got now in the music industry, and he [Simon Cowell] started it' (Source: SBA, Billboard.biz)
Watch all the latest concert at reading festival, from BBC 3 ... starting of course with New Born:
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