Pitchfork — So it turns out U2 aren't the first musicians to use Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto's calming "Boden Sea" for their album cover. Sound artists Richard Chartier and Taylor Deupree also featured the photo on the front of their 2006 LP Specifica... more info

KEXP Seattle — On the steps of the Lincoln Memorial last night, performers including Bruce Springsteen, U2, Bettye LaVette, Beyonce, and many others, joyously celebrated the impending Inauguration of Barack Obama with songs like “America the Beautiful,” “This... more info

USA Today Music — U2 fans, get your boots on. The first song from the band's first album in five years is ready for you to hear. more info

Perez Hilton — U2 have just released their new single and….. Unfortunately, it's quite disappointing! Get On Your Boots sounds like a bad song from the '60s. It sounds more like a B side than a big "comeback" single. It is NOT what U2 does best, big anthemic powe... more info

Stereogum — Ditch the cat and mouse game with that preview clip, in honor of yesterday's inaugural concert (not really) U2's given us a full stream of No Line On The Horizon 's first sounds. 2/3 of the blockbuster production mindmeld enlisted for the album tak... more info

Associated Press — DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) -- U2 fans, get your boots on. The first song from the band's first album in five years is ready for you to hear.... more info

Yahoo! Music — AP - U2 fans, get your boots on. The first song from the band's first album in five years is ready for you to hear. more info

Rolling Stone — • U2, Springsteen Kick Off Inaugural Party • Bruce, U2 Prep for Special Visit From Obama • U2 Reveal Horizon Track List, Cover • Jeff Beck on Rock Hall, Clapton Gigs • Circuit City Falls Victim to Recession • Behind the Fall of Indie 103 ... more info

Rolling Stone — On Sunday, dozens of the world’s best-known entertainers gathered on the site where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream Speech” 45 years ago to offer an exuberant welcome to President-elect Barack Obama. U2 provided one of ... more info

PopSugar — It was a star-studded lineup that braved the cold in Washington D.C. yesterday to support Barack Obama at the 'We are One' concert at the Lincoln Memorial. U2, Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, and Mary J. Blige took the stage with a ton of other cel... more info