The Irish U2 postponed the launch of the new album for February 2009. In an interview with Billboard magazine, the president of the group, Interscope Geffen A & M, Jimmy Iovine, said he spoke with Bono and company, which requested more time to finalize "In the Line On The Horizon '.
"I was with U2 and they told me:" You know what? This album needs two more songs, and then will be exactly what we had in mind ', says Iovine, who agreed to postpone the launch of the album.
From outside the 12th studio album of U2 will be all subjects recorded with the producer Rick Rubin. At Mojo magazine, the guitarist The Edge has revealed that all the material out of meetings with Rubin was at the party for not fit the sound explored on the new album.
According to The Edge, "In the Line On The Horizon 'is a disc that is divided into two distinct parts:' Half songs are formed from the meetings with Brian [Eno] and Danny [Lano] - things that only play one or two times (...) The other half consists of material that we already have for some time and that went through several versions and incarnations.
"Sounds of a U2 album, but sounds like nothing we have done before, nor anything that is being made now, wrapped up.
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