Listen To New Pink Floyd Louder Than Words
Pink Floyd The Endless River

Pink Floyd The Endless River

Listen To New Pink Floyd Louder Than Words

by Paul Cashmere on October 11, 2014

in New Music,News

Pink Floyd have released ‘Louder Than Words’, the first song from their upcoming album ‘The Endless River’.

While ‘The Endless River’ features never-before released music from Pink Floyd, the album is made up of outtakes from the last sessions for ‘The Division Bell’ from 1994.

‘The Endless River’ is described by David Gilmour as a continuation of ‘The Division Bell’, taking its title from the last lyrics on the last song from ‘The Division Bell’, ‘High Hopes’.

The Pink Floyd line-up for this record is David Gilmour, Nick Mason and the late Richard Wright, who died in 2006. Gilmour says this is the last chapter in the career of Pink Floyd. There will be no more new music.

Pink Floyd – Louder Than Words

The Endless River tracklisting

‘Things Left Unsaid’
‘It’s What We Do’
‘Ebb And Flow’
‘Sum’
‘Skins’
‘Unsung’
‘Anisina’
‘The Lost Art Of Conversation’
‘On Noodle Street’
‘Night Light’
‘Allons-y (1)’
‘Autumn’68’
‘Allons-y (2)’
‘Talkin’ Hawkin”
‘Calling’
‘Eyes To Pearls’
‘Surfacing’
‘Louder Than Words’

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