Muse Are An English Rock Band From Teignmouth Devon Formed In 1994. The Band Consists Of Matt Bellamy Lead Vocals Guitar Keyboards Chris Wolstenholme Bass Guitar Backing Vocals And Dominic Howard Drums. They Released Their Debut Album Showbiz In 1999 Showcasing Bellamy's Falsetto And A Melancholic Alternative Rock Style. Their Second Album Origin Of Symmetry 2001 Incorporated Wider Instrumentation And Romantic Classical Influences And Earned Them A Reputation For Energetic Live Performances. Absolution 2003 Saw Further Classical Influence With Strings On Tracks Such As "Butterflies And Hurricanes" And Was The First Of Seven Consecutive UK Number-One Albums.
Black Holes And Revelations 2006 Incorporated Electronic And Pop Elements Displayed In Singles Such As "Supermassive Black Hole" And Brought Muse Wider International Success. The Resistance 2009 And The 2nd Law 2012 Explored Themes Of Government Oppression And Civil Uprising And Cemented Muse As One Of The World's Major Stadium Acts. Rolling Stone Stated The Band Possessed "stadium-Crushing Songs". Topping The US Billboard 200 Their Seventh Album Drones 2015 Was A Concept Album About Drone Warfare And Returned To A Harder Rock Sound. Their Eighth Album Simulation Theory 2018 Prominently Featured Synthesisers And Was Influenced By Science Fiction And The Simulation Hypothesis. Their Ninth Album Will Of The People 2022 Which Combined Many Genres And Themes From Their Previous Albums Was Released In August 2022.
Muse Have Won Numerous Awards Including Two Grammy Awards Two Brit Awards Five MTV Europe Music Awards And Eight NME Awards. In 2012 They Received The Ivor Novello Award For International Achievement From The British Academy Of Songwriters Composers And Authors. As Of June 2016 They Have Sold Over 30 Million Albums Worldwide.
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"Time Is Running Out" Is A Song By English Alternative Rock Band Muse And Is The Third Track On Their Third Album Absolution. It Was Released As The Lead Single From The Album On September 8 2003 In The United Kingdom And Other Countries. The Single Proved To Be The Band's Breakthrough Hit On Alternative Rock Radio In The United States - Hitting Number Nine On The Billboard Modern Rock Tracks Chart. It Was Also The Band's First Top 10 Hit In The UK Peaking At Number Eight Besting The Number Eleven Peak Of "Plug In Baby". This Song Is Notable For Chris Wolstenholme's Groovy Synth-Bass Riff That Was Inspired By Michael Jackson. The Video Depicts A Number Of Military Officials Seated At A Round Table Performing Actions Simultaneously Moving To The Beat Of The Song As Muse Play The Song On The Table With The Officials Apparently Oblivious To Muse's Presence. Eventually The Officers Begin To Start Dancing On The Table Seeming To Go Insane. They Eventually End Up Crawling. It Is Partially Based On Dr. Strangelove Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb. Time Is Running Out Was Featured On The FLYING-DOG Soundtrack The Song Has Been Featured In An Episode Of Entourage Entitled "The Boys Are Back In Town" And In 2008 The Song Was Featured On Torchwood Declassified To Represent The Deaths Of Two Main Characters. In 2006 The Song Was Featured In The Trailer For The Film Running Scared And Was Also Used In Promotional Spots Of The Turner Classic Movies Channel. In 2005 The Feeling Covered The Song For Jo Whiley's Live Lounge On Radio One. They Apparently Did Not Know What The Song Was Called Or Who It Was By When They Covered It. The Song Has Been Featured In The Book Blue Bloods By Melissa De La Cruz. This Song Was Used During A Montage Of Usain Bolt's 2008 Olympic Performance On NBC. A String Version By The Section Quartet 1 Was Played In An Episode Of Gossip Girl Entitled "New Haven Can Wait" On October 14 2008. The Song Was Played During The Late Night Hollyoaks Special "Back From The Dead". The Song Was Used During An Australian Beach Cricket Game On Channel 9 After Returning From A Commercial Break And In Doing So Has Become Part Of The Elite Class Of Songs That Have Been Used As Bumper Music.