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Hardly any popular rock group in 2015 is more bombastic than Muse. The Baroque trio from England puts everything under a magnifying glass. Frontman Matthew Bellamy is a screaming conductor who makes his pop songs sound like compositions and a small band like a symphony orchestra. It is therefore no surprise that Muse's seventh album is a rich concept album. What is striking is the central theme of… the album: the West (read the United States) is waging a dirty war with robots that will soon make decisions on their own with all the dramatic consequences that entails. Bellamy and his two mates use all kinds of militaristic language to tell their story. Musically they choose a traditional approach that focuses on the majestic guitar riffs with which the band broke through around 2000. Pure rock is more convincing than conspiracy theories. Based on the successful guitar work, Drones can compete with the best Muse albums. (JE)more
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