The Verve has christened its reunion album “Four" and will release it before the end of the summer.
The set is due Aug. 18 via EMI internationally and a day later in North America, where it will come out on the Verve's On Our Own imprint with distribution via MRI/Megaforce/RED. The album's first single, “Love Is Noise," was premiered on BBC Radio One late June and is now streaming from the band's MySpace site.
The Verve got back together in 2007 following a nine-year hiatus. The band's last album was 1997's “Urban Hymns," which launched the U.K. combo to worldwide stardom on the strength of the single “Bittersweet Symphony." Since then, frontman Richard Ashcroft has recorded three solo albums.
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