Coldplay’s incessantly optimistic pop with lyrics that sound like Instagram self-help slogans has pulverised any hint of rock inclinations

Ten albums into a career which began with an unassuming debut album, Parachutes, in 2000, Coldplay 's Chris Martin has suggested the band's days are numbered.

On their 10th studio album, "Moon Music," Coldplay continues to explore ways to stay relevant — for better or worse — but there are still moments of the old magic.

Meanwhile, “JUPiTER”, a slightly more pared-back narrative song about a queer girl facing homophobia, is almost repellent in its unfettered schmaltz. “It’s a battle for your song,” Martin sings. “You had to hide away for so long/ When they say ‘your self is wrong’/ The orchestra of rainbows play.”

Coldplay’s latest album Moon Music is a part of their Music of the Spheres project, featuring themes of love, justice, and inclusivity. With collaborations from Lil Simz, Ayra Starr, and Jon Hopkins,

From soulless stadium bangers to off-beat takes on club music, Coldplay’s 10th album shape-shifts about as much as the planet it’s named after

We love that fans have a chance to hear Moon Music in cinemas worldwide ahead of release — all in glorious Dolby surround sound,” Coldplay said in a statement. See Chris Martin and Ed Sheeran Play Surprise Set Together at Global Citizen See a Disguised Chris Martin Sing New Coldplay Song at Las Vegas Karaoke Bar Moon Music,