Sad bastard-music lovers of the world rejoice: Coldplay has released a new album. Much has been made about their choice of producers on Viva la Vida—the band’s fourth release— and with good reason. The most famous of the bunch is Brian Eno, whose work with U2 is legendary, and for a band that started off with the ambition of becoming Radiohead Jr. Coldplay has evolved more into U2 Lite. Look no further than the instrumental opener, “Life in Technicolor”, or the track that follows, “Cemeteries of London” with its Bono-like …