The band's follow-up to 2004's debut 'Hopes & Fears' is a change in direction for the boys, showing a darker side to their sound, and despite the lack of guitars they still manage to muster an anthemic offering worthy of any record collection.

From HMV, "In 2004 Keane were catapulted into the mainstream consciousness with their stirring and majestic take on the epic-indie sound that had already proved successful for the likes of Snow Patrol, Coldplay and Embrace. Infamous for their distinct lack of guitars in favour of delicious slabs of synth-rock and piano-driven indie brilliance, Keane are now back with their sophomore album, 'Under The Iron Sea'.

Described by the band as a darker and more raw experience, 'Under The Iron Sea' is the sound of Keane pushing the boundaries of soaring melodica and hook-laden songs that equally shock and excite. Including the rousing and pulsating new single 'Is It Any Wonder?', a track that finds the band at their most confident and anthemic, 'Under The Iron Sea' looks set to be one of the biggest albums of the year. "

TRACK LISTING
1. Atlantic
2. Is It Any Wonder?
3. Nothing In My Way
4. Leaving So Soon?
5. A Bad Dream
6. Hamburg Song
7. Put It Behind You
8. The Iron Sea
9. Crystal Ball
10. Try Again
11. Broken Toy
12. The Frog Prince


Get the album now for just £8.99 - HMV (for the CD) and 7Digital for the MP3 downloads. Click the link below.

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