No Line on the Horizon
It took five years, four recording studios, and three superstar producers to create No Line On The Horizon, which raises the question “Why has it become so difficult to make a U2 record?” The apparent strain of doing what used to seem effortless threatens to drown out the music on the band’s 12th album, which attempts…
Read the NME review of U2's 2009 album 'No Line on the Horizon' featuring songs 'Moment of Surrender' and 'Unknown Caller'.
Check out our album review of Artist's No Line On The Horizon on Rolling Stone.com.
<p>Contrary to reports, this is no radical reinvention. So why is it so memorable, asks <strong>Ben Thompson</strong></p>
U2 have never been big on subtlety. Anyone who was lucky enough to see the band on their PopMart tour knows that
<p>They're so huge they can hardly fail - so what's with U2's lack of confidence, asks <strong>Alexis Petridis</strong></p>
U2 - No Line on the Horizon review: A release that does have some genuinely awesome moments and more than a few head-scratching ones.