Early single release

I think that Coldplay would do well to open up more and more for fast-paced and quite cheerful sounding melodies and songs, and not to rely repeatedly on their image as melancholischte rock band in the world. Sure, that's what they did great, and probably is, "A Rush of Blood to the Head" precisely by always remain her top album, but already on "Viva La Vida" in 2008 but it was also successful in other directions , With "Every Teardrop is a Waterfall" They underscore this development again. The number is peppy, even downright danceable, and yet does not lose it for me this certain seriousness and grandeur that make especially Chris Martin's voice, but also the overall sound of the band so unique. Therefore, one can hope for a great new album of the British in anticipation.
What I, however, regardless of the musical quality of the song, do not like about this publication, is their time. Lange has to premise a single before the not yet fixed the date of this album for me the appearance of money making - because quite honestly, Coldplay fans are album-oriented and need the single releases usually not mandatory to buy (which are strategically more for airplay in the Radio stations important). To be that then, however, by the long wait to "seduce" advance ever to buy the single, what you would not do in a normal coinciding release date of her album and the first single, does not have to be, in my view. So you should find as (rightly) impatient fan ways the song otherwise lead to mind, and then the album to strike faster and enthusiastic. However, those who like to collect singles, can of course also directly strike without hesitation - the song has it definitely deserves!