Artist:Keane
Title Of Album:Perfect Symmetry
Year Of Release:October 13, 2008
Label:Interscope/Island
Genre:Alt. Rock
Bitrate:VBR kbps / 4410kHz / Joint Stereo
Total Time:50:41 min
Total Size:74.9 MB


01. Spiralling ( 4:19)
02. Lovers Are Losing ( 5:04)
03. Better Than This ( 4:03)
04. You Haven't Told Me Anything ( 3:47)
05. Perfect Symmetry ( 5:12)
06. You Don't See Me ( 4:03)
07. Again & Again ( 3:50)
08. Playing Along ( 5:35)
09. Pretend That You're Alone ( 3:47)
10. Black Burning Heart ( 5:23)
11. Love Is the End ( 5:38)


Release Notes :

Keane's third album, Perfect Symmetry, is released on October 13th 2008
(October 14th in the US)

Biography 2008

Keane are back. After over 8 million sales of Hopes And Fears (2004) and
Under The Iron Sea (2006) combined, sold-out arena tours, awards spanning
Ivor Novellos to BRITs, plus an undeniable collection of hits including Is It
Any Wonder?, Everybody’s Changing, Crystal Ball and Somewhere Only We Know,
one of Britain’s best-loved bands are about to surprise and thrill all over
again.

Avowed believers in never retreading old ground, Tom Chaplin, Tim Rice-Oxley
and Richard Hughes return with Perfect Symmetry, a Technicolor explosion of
stellar pop songs and pure, unashamed energy; the joy in which is audible in
every finger-click and life-affirming chorus. As different as piano-helmed
classic debut Hopes And Fears was from its darker cousin Under The Iron Sea,
Perfect Symmetry finds Keane at the height of their powers. Confirming
Rice-Oxley’s position as one of the finest British songwriters to emerge this
decade, the 11-song set sees Keane throwing any last vestiges of caution to
the wind and simply letting the music take them where it will. The result is
a thrillingly bold album that’s as pleasurable to listen to as it was to
make.

While millions of paid-up Keane fans will immediately recognise Perfect
Symmetry as a body of work that could have come from no other group, others
are likely to be knocked sideways by their various leaps into uncharted
territory. Indeed, after hearing download-record-breaking first taste
Spiralling, it’s possible you might not have even recognised it the work of
“the Somewhere Only We Know band”. Certainly, Perfect Symmetry is the first
Keane album to feature musical saw, saxophone, vocals recorded through a
drum; studio sessions in Berlin, Paris and London; their first self produced
album, with input from esteemed producers Jon Brion (Rufus Wainwright; Kanye
West) and Stuart Price (Madonna; Les Rhythmes Digitales) and the sound of
three men yelping a delighted ‘Oooh!’ as virtually the first thing you hear.