U2's release of 'shadow album' both intrigues and surprises
Briefly

The new album, How to Re-Assemble an Atomic Bomb, reveals 10 unreleased tracks from 2004's sessions, showcasing a creative revival for U2 after years of stagnation.
Despite the band's recent struggles, the 'shadow album' contains some standout tracks that could have enhanced the original 2004 album, indicating hidden potential in their archives.
Opening track 'Picture of You (X+W)' shines brightly, standing apart from previous iterations and embodying the vibrant rock essence that U2 sought to recapture.
The releasing of these unreleased tracks queries the band's recent output, contrasting sharply with the feelings of mediocrity observed in recent singles.
Read at Irish Independent
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