- by Jason Gregory
- Tuesday, April 29, 2008
- filed in: Indie
It’s been out for a total of three hours, but that’s been plenty long enough for Gigwise readers to say exactly what they think about Coldplay’s new single ‘Violet Hill’.
Taken from the band’s forthcoming fourth album, ‘Viva La Vida’, the song sees the band take a new, more experimental direction compared to previous releases.
Music fans started sending us their feedback within minutes of the song airing on BBC 6 Music and the majority of it has been positive.
“Good to see they are changing things around a bit. I think its great... Can’t wait for the album,” said Gframps.
Meanwhile, Andrew said: “It’s very different for them, but I have to say that I am impressed.
“It will be a hit this summer, ”If you love me, why don’t you let me know!!” can’t wait for more!”
Not all the feedback has been quite so good, however, with one listener saying they weren’t sure whether it was “good or bad” that the song reminded them of Oasis.
James was also unimpressed, saying it sound like “dad rock”.
“More clunking, overrated music from Coldplay,” he said. “Three years away has led to no creative spark.”
What do you think about the single? Let us know by leaving a comment below...


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