Rolling Stones are returning with "explosion"

On September 5, the new studio album of Rolling Stones will be released, the first over the past eight years. The previous studio album of the group, Bridges to Babylon, was released in 1997.

The new plate is called "A Bigger Bang". As stated in a statement by the veteran rockers, this headline (“greater explosion”) reflects the “fascination of the musicians by the scientific theory about the origin of the Universe,” the BBC reports. The producer of the album is Don WHO from the group under the unusual name "was" ("not was"). The release of the disk is dedicated to the next worldwide tour of the English group, which will begin at the baseball stadium in Boston on August 21. Having given 25 concerts in the USA and Canada, Rolling will move to South America, and then to Europe.

On the disk, which is called the "collection of shock, high-energy rock and blues songs", there will be 16 compositions, which will make it the longest album of the group since 1972, when "Exile on Main Street" came out. In the recording of two songs - "This Place is Empty" and "Infamy" - the leader -vocalist was Keith Richards.

Among the other compositions of the album are “It Wonmet Take Long”, “Rain Fall Down”, as well as “Streets of Love”, which will be the first song released in the form of a single.