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In the eight years following the release of 2004's nine-times platinum Brit Award winning Hopes &Fears, every Keane album has marked a clear progression from the previous one: the anxious emotional terrain mapped out by Under The Iron Sea to the iridescent poptimism of their last album, Perfect Symmetry.
Four years have elapsed since Perfect Symmetry and two since Night Train, the EP that followed its three full-length predecessors to the top of the British album charts, securing the band a place in pop history.
On Strangeland, we find ourselves in the company of adults attempting to make sense of their present situation. Life gets better, the human attachments you make grow deeper and, along the way, ambitions are realized. Strangeland saw the notion of fun resurface in the shared world of Keane in a way that it hadn't quite done since the sessions for Hopes & Fears.
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