NME magazine - Muse cover (28 July 2012)

NME magazine - Muse cover (28 July 2012)
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THE KILLERS - 2 and a half pages

B-REAL - The Cypress Hill mainman on the Beastie Boys, hanging out with Kasabian... and his six-foot-four bong, Excalibur
1 page

THEME PARK - 1 page

MUSE - After battling alcoholism and US paparazzi, Muse add bankers, property rights, the death of the planet and the future of humanity to their list of supermassive issues. Mark Beaumont sits down with the Devon trio to hear all about their most far-out album yet
4 pages

GREEN DAY - You wait ages for a new Green Day album, then three come along at once. They may not know where they're going next, they tell Dan Martin but for now, it's their hunger for fun, political anger and thoughts of Amy Winehouse that keep them riding forward
3 pages

THE VACCINES - 1 page

BLOC PARTY - Three years ago, Bloc Party announced they were taking a break from the band - and each other. A rash of sometimes surprising solo projects fuelled speculation about their future. Now, though, they tell Rhian Daly, the making of 'Four' has made them more at one than ever
2 pages

CRYSTAL CASTLES - 2 pages

BAT FOR LASHES' Natasha Khan spent two years away from the spotlight, striving for normality. And, she tells Alex Denney, it's made her approach her new album in a nakedly honest way
2 pages

THE GASLIGHT ANTHEM - Album review
1 page

SHAWN 'CLOWN' CRANHAM (SLIPKNOT) - 1 page