Muse - Black Holes And Revelations

An album literally created under the influence of conspiracy theories, cosmology, and science fiction. To catch the right vibe, the band recorded in a vintage studio in the middle of a desert in Italy. The hit Supermassive Black Hole was born from Matt Bellamy's desire to combine heavy guitar riffs with a Prince-style dance rhythm. On vinyl, this cosmic rock sounds incredibly grand.

Scenario by OBERTY: late evening, with only dim light in the room. You drop the needle, turn up the volume, and realize why this album is considered one of Muse's best. Every track here sounds massive: heavy guitars, synthesizers, a powerful rhythm, and a bunch of tiny details that you notice in a completely different way on vinyl. This is a case where you don't want to skip tracks, but simply listen to the album from the first song to the last