by Kate Harper (CHARTattack)
Muse may release their fifth studio album, which they've been working on since last summer, in September.
An "insider" with Warner Music U.K. told fan site Microcuts.net that the band will likely release the disc that month and follow it with a European tour. The follow-up to 2006's Black Holes And Revelations still doesn't have a title.
"It would be nice to have the album out in the second half of next year but we have not set ourselves any targets," bassist Chris Wolstenholme told fans on the Muse message board in November.
"It is more important for us to make the best album we have made to date and if that means it comes out in 2010 then we don't mind. Hopefully it will be sooner though."
Singer/guitarist Matthew Bellamy recently told Australian radio station Triple J that he'd written a song "in three parts, which I have been working on sporadically for many years," which he wants to be the final track on the upcoming album.
"As a large percentage is orchestral... I've been arranging the orchestral elements myself, which is taking a long time," he said.
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