Back catalogue:

Review: Coldplay's tenth studio album, Moon Music, produced by Max Martin, follows their 2021 effort, Music of the Spheres, which saw great success. Chris Martin has been teasing this release for 18 months, heightening anticipation among fans and, led by the first single, 'feelslikeimfallinginlove', it won't disappoint their huge international fanbse. In line with Coldplay's commitment to sustainability, the physical release of Moon Music includes innovative packaging too and this individually numbered limited first edition is an Indie Exclusive Red rPET Eco Vinyl Edition.

Review: This is Coldplay’s tenth studio album and delivers in being an album that can help lift you when you’re feeling down in the dumps. Chris Martin and band have tapped into something that helps listeners transcend and feel connected on a higher level. There’s an array of top-tier collaborators involved, including the mighty Jon Hopkins and Louis Cole, so it goes on a spectacular journey sonically. ‘We Pray’ (featuring Little Simz and Burna Boy among others) taps into Afrobeats and is one of the most cutting-edge major pop singles. And 'AETERNA’ lifts its backbeat from Brainfeeder signee Louis Cole’s ‘Weird Part Of The Night’, which is a great touch and indicative of an expertly A&R’d album that lifts up so many great contemporary musicians.

Review: Coldplay's debut album, Parachutes, receives a well-deserved reissue on vinyl, marking its enduring significance in the band's discography and modern rock history. Originally released in 2000, this album propelled Coldplay to international acclaim with its introspective lyrics, melodic guitar lines, and Chris Martin's emotive vocals. The vinyl reissue maintains the album's original warmth and intimacy while enhancing the listening experience with the format's rich sound quality. Tracks like 'Yellow,' 'Trouble,' and 'Shiver' were instrumental in showing Coldplay's ability to blend alternative rock with heartfelt songwriting, capturing themes of love, longing, and self-discovery. The album's timeless appeal lies in its ability to evoke both nostalgia and contemporary relevance, appealing to longtime fans rediscovering its magic and new listeners with its raw emotional depth. Whether experienced as a journey through youthful introspection or a melodic exploration of human connections, Parachutes remains a poignant debut that solidified Coldplay as a force in the music industry.

Review: Moon Music is the anticipated new album from the mega popular band Coldplay, seeing them reuniting with renowned producer Max Martin, who also worked on their 2021 hit album Music of the Spheres. The album's lead single, 'Feelslikeimfallinginlove,' will be the lead single and has fans buzzing with excitement. The cover of Moon Music has been revealed, adding to the anticipation. Following the success of their BTS collaboration 'My Universe,' which became Coldplay's first No. 1 hit since 'Viva La Vida' and earned them a Grammy nomination, expectations are high. The Moon Music EcoRecord LP is a limited edition release, featuring a printed inner sleeve, an outer sleeve, and an expanded 28-page booklet filled with lyrics, imagery and credits.