U2 Vinilo y CD

Review: U2 are back with a brand new single, the single-sided record edition of 'Atomic City', produced by Jacknife Lee and Steve Lillywhite. Pre-empting the band's upcoming residency at Sphere in Las Vegas - a venue fit for the band's stature - the track is a hip-shaking, knee-slapping call into the unknown, hearing lead singer and public favourite Bono singing of lamented lost futures and calls for the city of Las Vegas to reckon with itself, referencing its status as a hotbed of 1950s nuclear tourism. This limited edition vinyl copy comes on alabaster transparent 7" vinyl, and the B-side features an exclusive etching.

Review: This is a white vinyl verison of U2's latest album which finds the iconic rock band re-recording some of their back catalogue songs. The whole record has been produced by The Edge and in all there are 40 tunes coming in companion to famous bespectacled front man Bono's memoir, Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story, from last year. The record took two years to record during the pandemic and after reviewing demos arrangements were tweaked and in some cases reinterpreted and often redone in a more acoustic setting.

Review: U2's latest album finds the iconic rock band re-recording some of their back catalogue songs. The whole record has been produced by The Edge and in all there are 40 tunes coming in companion to famous bespectacled front man Bono's memoir, Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story, from last year. The record took two years to record during the pandemic and after reviewing demos arrangements were tweaked and in some cases reinterpreted and often redone in a more acoustic setting. Fans have received the album well and it is fair to say there is plenty to like about it.