The Script The User's Guide to Being Human

The Script's talent for crafting songs filled with soaring emotion and increasingly monumental melodies has captivated fans across the globe--a success that has yielded a catalogue of worldwide hits such as "Hall of Fame," "The Man Who Can't Be Moved," and "Breakeven." For their eighth studio album, Danny O'Donoghue reunites with songwriting partners Andrew Frampton and Steve Kipner--the hit-making duo with whom he and Mark Sheehan created many of The Script's best-known tracks, including "Breakeven" and "The Man Who Can't Be Moved." Also on board is producer and songwriter Jimbo Barry ("Hall of Fame," "Superheroes," "The Last Time"). The lead single, "Man In The Arena," is a rousing, defiant anthem--driven by gripping, martial drum rhythms--that draws on the band's experiences and global successes over the past two decades, cementing their status as undisputed pop-rock giants. As their passionate and loyal fanbase knows all too well, The Script possess that crucial quality: a genuine, emotional connection that runs deep within the soul. This very idea--one that is both enlivening and unifying--lies at the heart of *The User's Guide to Being Human*; it is the element that stands above all else in music, in life, and for The Script. After all, as the sentiment goes: "Tell me, what the hell are we actually doing if, as human beings, we aren't simply being human?"