Muse marked their 20th anniversary with a new remix record

Their new album will come on June 18.

Muse marked their 20th anniversary by proudly announcing a new remixed version of their seminal album, titled “Origin of Symmetry”. Through this record, you can hear a new version of ‘Citizen Erased’.

Muse marked their 20th anniversary with a new remix record

Their new album will come on June 18. However, Muse has not yet given this great news. Matt Bellamy previously said they might hold a special show marking this milestone.

A frontman said, “If the live scene is allowed next year, we will do a special show to feast it in some way.

I wouldn’t be against that. As soon as concerts open up again, Muse will be enthusiastic about doing something.”

To celebrate 20 years of our second studio album, we’re releasing ‘Origin Of Symmetry: XX Anniversary RemiXX’, out on digital formats June 18th & on vinyl July 9th.
Pre-order now to get an instant download of ‘Citizen Erased (XX Anniversary RemiXX)’ 🔥 https://t.co/MRuqPsbtNI pic.twitter.com/v97X7I9z6z

— muse (@muse) May 20, 2021

Bellamy also confirmed last year that the band has begun work on their new album. He also mentioned that they will go back to Teignmouth in Devon to write their next release. The frontman also added that he loved the idea of going back to his hometown. There is a possibility Muse will be in the studio next year and composing the new album. Then they will be happy doing the tour but, of course, depend on the travel restrictions.

At the other place, Bellamy is ready to publish ‘Cryosleep’. It’s a new compilation of solo recordings for Record Store Day 2021. ‘Cryosleep’ has 10-tracks packed with a limited edition picture disc. It is also collecting recent solo releases, such as ‘Pray’ from the Game of Thrones soundtrack, ‘Fever’ by The Jaded Hearts Club, and solo versions of Muse tracks as ‘Guiding Light’, ‘Unitended’, and ‘Take a Bow’.

Last year, Bellamy also obtained an unreleased version of ‘Guiding Light’. The track was recorded with the guitar that Jeff Buckley used to record his classic album ‘Grace’.