Irish alt-rockers the Cranberries have released the second single, Tomorrow, from their upcoming new album, Roses, and the track is now available for streaming online through Rolling Stone.
"’Tomorrow’ is reflecting on the fact that life goes by so quickly," explained lead singer Dolores O’Riordan. "Sometimes we should follow our intuition, trust our instincts and go for it!"
Roses – due out February 14, 2012 – will be the first LP released by the band since their 2001 album, Wake Up and Smell the Coffee. Originally intended for release in 2004, their sixth studio album was pushed back by a six-year hiatus.
The album’s debut track, Show Me the Way, is currently available for free download or streaming through the band’s official website, along with short snippets of Fire and Soul and Schizophrenic Playboy.
The Irish band first rose to prominence in 1993 with their debut album, Everybody Else is Doing It, So Why Can’t We? which included hit singles Dreams, Linger, Sunday and Still Can’t… Their sophomore album, No Need to Argue, released the following year, contained their most successful single to date, Zombie.