Keane
Night Train-EP

This EP continues Keane's leaving from their classic indie rock sound and getting into electronic territories even with rap paths!

It takesguts to go out on a limb and completely change a sound that you've spent yearshoning. The pay off can be huge (think Radiohead)... or can bomb...

Fora debut album, Keane basically hit the jackpot with 2004's Hopes &Fears. Their firstrelease took no time to put together - as most of the songs ha...

Many a band has complained about the endless drudgery of the album-tour-album-tour cycle forced on them by the industry, but precious few have the coj...

At some point you need to recognize your strengths and get back to your roots if things just don't seem to be going your way. Since 2008's Perfect Sym...

Despite my best efforts the band has won me over. They've strayed far from the nonthreatening melancholic pop rock that had them labelled as "the nex...

When Keane's debut album politely coughed and "excuse me"d its way into the charts back in 2004, the trio were often mocked as airbrushed opportunists...

The thing about piano rock is that as much as its pleasant, it's also a bit predictable. The Fray's self-titled follow-up was a strong step forward, b...

Keane’s Tom Chaplin is not the kind of guy you would expect to be in rehab for drugs and alcohol. His stage presence is mild at best, his music is mos...

Night Train is only eight tracks and that’s all it needs to be.Keane should be commended for kicking the CD-era habit of packing an album with 70-80 m...