U2 Eno Déjà Vu As I discovered the cover art for Brian Eno's exciting new instrumental work Small Craft on a Milk Sea - which happens to sound like a sequel to his Passengers collaboration with U2 - I thought, Wow. That looks really familiar. Then I remembered this... Perhaps Eno'
U2 U2's next album is "Songs of Ascent", coming soon. I'm actually more excited about hearing this album, due to Bono's description (which, as most U2 fans know, usually isn't, um, precise): The new disc will be called "Songs of Ascent," and it will be more mellow than the current album, "
U2 Breathe, U2 Fans. It's Here. And just for old time's sake... my favorite five minutes of U2's history, right here:
U2 Your First Impressions of U2's New Album While I'm waiting until March 3 so I can have my little U2 album-unwrapping ritual, I'd love to hear from you. Now that there's a way to hear the album early legally and with the band's blessing, what do you think of
U2 New Zoo Reviews: U2's "No Line on the Horizon" Even the haters would have to admit: This is a pretty cool story. Yeah, the hype for U2's upcoming album has come to a boil. But is this just "hype"? Check out these reviews... The Guardian: No Line on the Horizon It starts out blustery and
U2 U2's New Single Lets Us In the Sound WARNING: This post is written by an unapologetic U2 fanboy. Extreme enthusiasm ahead. UPDATE: Here's Ann Powers in the LA Times considering the new song. I've just listened to "Get On Your Boots" about five times through after buying it from iTunes. It showed
U2 U2's "No Line on the Horizon" arrives March 3. The Washington Post: The quartet's 12th studio album was originally expected to be released by the end of this year, but the band announced in September that it would keep writing more tunes. Recording took place in Morocco, Dublin, New York and London. Interscope Records will release "
U2 U2 Album Shaping Up to Be Something Special NME reports on the progress of U2's next album: He added: "We got this little riad, a small hotel with a courtyard in the middle and set up the band there, with a square of sky over our head. The two great catalysts of U2's
