Coldplay Everyday Life Vinyl

 

 

 

Coldplay have announced the global release of their eighth album, Everyday Life, on Friday, November 22 via Parlophone / Atlantic on CD, & vinyl. The 53-minute double album is divided into two halves, Sunrise and Sunset.

Featuring ‘Orphans’ and ‘Arabesque’, Everyday Life was produced by The Dream Team and features guest appearances from Stromae, Femi Kuti, Tiwa Savage and Jacob Collier. 

The album's cover image is based around a 1919 photo of guitarist Jonny Buckland’s great-grandfather’s band.

Review of Coldplay - Everyday Life by Thomas Bleach

Coldplay have always been a fan of a good concept record and their eighth studio album ‘Everyday Life’ is their most ambitious project yet. Coldplay's latest album 'Everyday Life' is split into two sections, they perfectly divide them into Sunrise and Sunset settings which already aesthetically sounds beautiful. From the opening orchestral delivery of ‘Sunrise’, the production is cinematically inspired and really takes on a grand approach. But then they immediately roll into the radio ready ‘Church’ which is a track that is not only anthemic and euphoric but also is a future hit waiting to receive it’s certification. A lot of this record is quite minimalistic at heart and hears them trying to be politically woke in a time that is important to be doing so, but they are doing it in a very artistic way. The barber shop and doo-woop stylings of ‘BrokEn’ and ‘Cry Cry Cry’ are pure highlights while the art-house inspired ‘Trouble In Town’ and “??? ???” are cinematically charged and quite poetic at their seams.

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