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    U2 share Silencio from their first album of new music for nine years, Carnaval De Luz – UNCUT

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    U2 share Silencio from their first album of new music for nine years, Carnaval De Luz – UNCUT


    U2 are to releaseCarnaval De Luz– their 16th studio album and the first album of new material from the band in nine years. Carnaval De Luz is released on November 13 by Island. You can hear abrand new tracktitled“Silencio” below.

    Produced by Jacknife Lee, Carnaval De Luz follows two surprise-released six-track EPs earlier this year –Days Of AshandEaster Lily – as well as “Street Of Dreams”, the first taster from this new album.

    The album, released in the band’s 50th year, also sees the band joined by a number of collaborators, including Brian Eno– co-writing and synthesizers on “Go (Carnaval De Luz)”, “The Greatest Show On Earth” and “Can’t Stop Us Now” –Martin Garrix(co-writing on “Glorify”),Daniel Lanois(pedal steel on “Torn”) and Dolly Parton, who duets on “Torn”, her last recorded vocal performance. There is also additional production fromRyan Tedderon “Silencio”.

    Says The Edge,“It’s a messy, provocative, sacred collection of songs — and features the first-ever use of flat-wound strings on a U2 recording. Just saying.”

    Says Bono,“Roll up, roll up, roll up! Bring your purple socks, your broken hearts, your rose-tinted naivety… oh be amazed in the hall of mirrors. There will be loud guitars, deep bass, some ecstatic rhythms and, yes, some silver tears will make an appearance!

    “Cause in the near distance just outside our carnival of light there are all kinds of creatures… the same imagination that brings us our creativity can also bring us monsters. So we make the drums louder. We build a bigger fire. We make our stories wilder and funnier. We make the melodies sweeter and the songs, they better shine, because if the world is in darkness we better not be.”

    Carnaval De Luzwill be available in formats including limited edition deluxe vinyl & CD boxsets, various limited edition coloured and bespoke vinyl variants, standard CD, standard vinyl and digital download. Pre-order, pre-savehere. The tracklisting is:

    Go (Carnaval De Luz)
    La Reina
    Street Of Dreams
    The Mirror Maker (Rosalía)
    Superficiality
    If The World Is At War We Better Not Be
    Silencio
    The Greatest Show On Earth
    Glorify
    Midnight Sunshine
    Can’t Stop Us Now
    Torn (Feat. Dolly Parton)

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