Great news Muse fans! Singer Matt Bellamy recently did an interview with NME and told them that the band might move back to their small hometown of Teignmouth in Devon to write their next album. Key words: New. Album.

Muse formed in Teignmouth in 1994 – 5 years later they released their debut album ‘Showbiz’. Now, Bellamy, drummer Dom Howard and bassist Chris Wolstenholme are heading home to follow up their 2018 album “Simulation Theory”.

Bellamy told NME, “I like the idea of totally resetting and going back to where we come from. As in, physically moving back to our hometown [Teignmouth, Devon] and getting back to how we used to be at square one. We’re likely to get in the studio next year to make a new album of some kind and then tour after that, depending on the travel restrictions.”

Meanwhile, Bellamy is also in a supergroup covers band called The Jaded Hearts with Miles Kane (singer of The Last Show Puppets), Nic Cester (Jet), Graham Coxon (Blur), Jamie Davis (Transcopic) and Sean Payne (The Zutons) and they plan to release an album soon! 

Can’t wait to hear new Muse! Are they rock’s best power trio? If not, who is?

Written by Todd Hancock

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