Keane
Perfect Symmetry

Keane, much like several other contemporary British acts have the terrible luck of getting record deals around the time Coldplay and David Gray became...

As I pressed the play button on this single, I had very high expectations. Keane?s previous two singles had been veering off in an exciting new direct...

There's nothing but great expectations about Keane?s third album, Perfect Symmetry. The ?piano rock band? tag they garnered before has less reason to ...

Ordinarily, of course, we'd never recommed that bands should go back on their principles, but there is something to be said for some of the ones that ...

On paper at least, Keane always sounded interesting. An ex-indie band who had jettisoned their guitarist and boasted an octave-scrambling lead singer,...

The only catch with a band having a signature sound is, if they’re not careful, it can stagnate quickly. “Everybody’s changing and I don’t know why”, ...

There's something decidedly punk about Keane nowadays (stay with me). Having become indie's whipping boys after the release of their actually quite br...

Wow. I’m halfway through the first track of Perfect Symmetry, the latest album from those press-baiting (doesn’t matter how many drugs you take son, y...

Keane's career so far has rested on being the UK's smallest big band. Their hits have often been naked pleas for security and comfort in an era of baf...

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