
A deeply personal look back at 1970s Dublin. Polished stadium rock meets intimate memories of family, first loves, and the punk records that changed everything.
September 9, 2014 · Island Records
A polished, reflective gravity anchors these eleven tracks, which trade the wide-angle geopolitics of the past for a highly produced, autobiographical journey back to the specific streets of North Dublin. The arrangements balance modern, synth-heavy textures with a clean, digital clarity, wrapping memories of youth in a sophisticated, late-career sheen.
How does Songs of Innocence sound next to the rest of U2's catalogue?
The writing leans far further into nostalgia than the rest of the catalogue.
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