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Keane reveal 'Perfect Symmetry' album tracklisting

The band's third album will be out in October

August 18, 2008 | 2 Comments
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Keane have revealed the track-listing of their forthcoming third album, 'Perfect Symmetry', set to be released on October 13.

The 11-track album will kick of with 'Spiralling'. Keane gave away the track as a free download earlier in the month.

The full tracklisting of 'Perfect Symmetry' will be:

'Spiralling'
'The Lovers Are Losing'
'Better Than This'
'You Haven't Told Me Anything'
'Perfect Symmetry'
'You Don't See Me'
'Again And Again'
'Playing Along'
'Pretend That You're Alone'
'Black Burning Heart'
'Love Is The End'

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Soundedd

Aug 18, 2008

Don't get me wrong I like Spiralling, but it just doesn't have the aspects of things that I love about Keane. Them slushy heavy piano sounding songs like "Can't Stop Now" and "This Is The Last Time" are just perfect. If all the songs are as dance-sounding as Spiralling this could be a terrible album, please lads don't have recorded 11 dance songs and return to your roots!

pannpanni

Sep 23, 2008

I think another album with the same old sound would be kind of boring. I really like the sound of Spiralling, and I'm glad they're developing their sound. It doesn't matter wether or not the whole album is 'dance-sounding'; fuck the roots. As long as they feel passionate about their music, I'm sure it'll sound great, and I'll be glad to enjoy it!