Will "The 2nd Law" be Muse's 2nd to last album?

[FabriPav]

Originally Posted by foldingstars

but it's still current.

Not that much. Calling what Muse did in Unsustainable "dubstep" is still wrong, though.

[foldingstars]

Originally Posted by FabriPav

Not that much. Calling what Muse did in Unsustainable "dubstep" is still wrong, though.

I'm not talking about Muse here, dubstep has influenced a lot of bands and artists if you listen to the charts

[yoman297]

The last album will be called The 1st Law (Of Love. Play Guitar)

and the cover will be a guitar with a cheesy finish

[Alec.]

Originally Posted by foldingstars

dubstep.

So only Korn and Shikari = relevant rock bands because they use wub-wub. In that case, pass the time machine.

Originally Posted by HannahG123

Can someone give me an example of current and relevent music because I am struggling to understand what that means

My point was that I didn't have a clue what criteria he was using. The only "current" form of dubstep is the WUB-WUBWEEEEIRB, and I can't see that lasting very long.

[Dave.]

"Dubstep" in the pop industry is just hard techno. Genuine Dubstep isn't very marketable.

[foldingstars]

Originally Posted by Alec Ferris

So only Korn and Shikari = relevant rock bands because they use wub-wub. In that case, pass the time machine.

I wasn't talking about any particular genre, just charts music

[bumpypotato]

Originally Posted by foldingstars

but it's still current.

It's current as the punch line to some dull joke.

[bumpypotato]

Originally Posted by foldingstars

I wasn't talking about any particular genre, just charts music

If that's the case, let's hope that muse never become current and instead try to write good music.