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THRESHOLD Covers MUSE On New Digital Single

January 27, 2010

British progressive metallers THRESHOLD will release a brand new digital single, a cover of the MUSE song "Supermassive Black Hole", this Friday, January 29. The cover art can be viewed below.

Commented Richard West: "'Supermassive Black Hole' was such a huge hit for MUSE, it's become a modern classic and it's still in the top ten of the U.K. rock charts after 150 weeks!

"I hope MUSE enjoy THRESHOLD's reworking of their song; we've stayed fairly true to the original but with some added THRESHOLD heaviness."

THRESHOLD will also reissue its latest effort, "Dead Reckoning", including instrumental versions of all songs of the album as a bonus. The digital release of the package is scheduled for mid-February.

West states: "We often get requests from fans wanting access to instrumental versions of our songs, so after seeing bands like NIGHTWISH and MASTODON release extended versions of their albums with instrumentals included, it seemed logical for THRESHOLD to do the same with 'Dead Reckoning'. So whether they're being used for karoake competitions, holiday video soundtracks or just for singing along in the shower, we're happy to make them available."

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