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An interview with Chris Wolstenholme, vocalist of the alternative rock band Muse, is presented. When asked about their album "Drones," Wolstenholme mentions the view on the song as a three-piece band compared to their other work "The 2nd Law." He also notes the aim of their songs as well as his adoption of simplicity.

The article offers recommendations of what to watch, listen to, and read as of December 1, 2021. They include the album "Drones" by Terrace Martin, the documentary film "Ricky Powell: The Individualist," and Amanda Gorman's poetry collection "Call Us What We Carry." Also mentioned are the podcast "Slow Burn: The L. A. Riots" hosted by Joel Anderson, the album "Paragons" by Constant Smiles, and the film "Spider-Man: No Way Home" starring Tom Holland.

The article offers reviews of the World War I-related motion picture "Testament of Youth" starring Kit Harington and Alicia Vikander, the music release "Drones" by the rock band Muse, and the science fiction television series "Sense8" starring Daryl Hannah.

The article discusses the rock band Muse and its work with music producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange on the band's seventh album "Drones," including the album's song lyrics inspired by lead singer Matt Bellamy's reading of "Predators: The CIA's Drone War on al Qaeda" by Brian Glyn Williams.

The article discusses the release of the album “Hidden Fields"by the band “Telescopes"formed in 1987 and who later split in 1992 but re-formed after specializing in experimental drones and mentions the tracks which includes “You Know The Way" and “The Living Things".

The article offers information on electronic music producer Abhishek Bhatia and his project Curtain Blue which will be debuted at the Great Britain's festivals including the Great Escape Festival on May 14, 2015 and Alchemy festival on May 20, 2015. Topics discussed include launch of music Curtain Blue EP 'Drones' at the Alchemy festival, his working with Delhi, India-based band The Circus, and his working on a video for the track "My Obscurity" from Drone.

The article announces the new album "Drones" to be released by English rock band, Muse, on June 8, 2015 and a schedule of the band's British tour which begins on March 15, 2015 and ends on March 24.

A chart is presented that lists the top albums in the Billboard 200 for the week of June 27, 2015, including "Drones" by Muse, "1989" by Taylor Swift and "Beneath the Skin" by Of Monsters and Men.

The article offers information about the songs performed by the rock band Rise Against at the Congress Theater in Chicago, Illinois on November 20, 2008, as described by band member Zach Blair. They include "Drones," which was used as the band's opening song, "Life Less Frightening!," a song that the band has not played in a long time and "Collapse," the song which the band plans to use as the opening song for their next tour.

A table is presented that lists top rock albums of various performers in the U.S. as ranked by the periodical as of January 23, 2016 including "A Head Full of Dreams" by Coldplay, "Threat to Survival" by Shinedown and "Drones" by Muse.

The article presents a chart showing the ranks of the iTunes music albums in the world in July 2015 which include "Drones" by Muse, "The Original..." by Adam Lambert, and "1989" by Taylor Swift.

The article lists the team members for the creation of the music album "Drones," which include Miles Leonard, Mandy Plumb, and Geoff Meal.

The article lists the winners of the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) sales awards in Great Britain in 2015 which include the music "Furious 7," "Drones," and "Act Two."

A chart is presented that lists the top albums in the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart for the week of June 27, 2015, including "Drones" by Muse, "Beneath the Skin" by Of Monsters and Men and "How Big How Blue How Beautiful" by Florence + The Machine.

A chart is presented that lists the top albums in the Billboard Top Album Sales chart for the week of June 27, 2015, including "Drones" by Muse, "Beneath the Skin" by Of Monsters and Men and "Sticky Fingers" by The Rolling Stones.

The article reports that the British rock band Muse has topped the Billboard 200 chart during the week of June 27, 2015 with their album "Drones."

Statistics are given related to music including the sales of music album from male solo artists in Great Britain in 2014, the sales of album "Drones" by Muse, and the insights of chief executive officer (CEO) Willard Ahdritz of music publishing company Kobalt on digital collection society AMRA.