MK Ultra - Muse - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Muse invoke the CIA, secret experiments, LSD, and the Cold War in their 2009 glitter-rock bomb "MK Ultra," on which they sing of "coercive notions" and "a universe is trapped inside a tear". It's one of the 11 tracks comprising the band's impactful, theatrical and concept-driven fifth album, The Resistance – the follow-up to their landmark 2006 album Black Holes and Revelations – which drew comparisons to Queen and Radiohead, earned the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album in 2011 and spawned three official singles: "Uprising," "Undisclosed Desires," and "Resistance." "MK Ultra" is one of the album's more electronic-sounding tracks, showcasing Matt Bellamy's indomitable voice as well as incorporating touches of violin. Muse don't do anything by halves and this song reminds of the band's knack for huge statements, punchy maximalist sonics and conceptual lyrics that bite hard; "How much deception can you take? / How many lies will you create? / How much longer until you break?".