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 Where are the Muse from "Showbiz" and "Origin of Symmetry"?

 An album suitable to enter the charts and that in some points doesn’t lack originality, like the band, which has plenty to offer.

The review reflects on Muse's album The Resistance as a shift from their earlier aggressive rock style to a synth-dominated sound. While the album is seen as chart-suitable and occasionally original, it lacks the intense energy and memorable riffs of previous works. The reviewer expresses hope for a return to the band's original style in future releases. Discover how Muse's sound evolved on The Resistance—listen and decide if synth beats win over classic rock riffs!

 "Cromoliquido is an example of rock reemerging in inexplicable times like these."

 "The new tracks represent a mature shift from what we were used to hearing from the band, sounding warm, gritty, and powerful."

After a four-year hiatus, Margaret returns with 'Cromoliquido,' a powerful and gritty rock album that departs from their earlier indie style. Featuring a renewed lineup based in Turin, the band presents a mature and original sound that revitalizes Italian rock. The album distinguishes itself by rejecting clichés and showcasing a strong identity. 'Cromoliquido' is a must-have for indie rock enthusiasts seeking fresh and authentic music. Listen to 'Cromoliquido' now and experience the powerful new direction of Margaret's rock revival!