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He also released a holiday album Twelve Tales of Christmas. Meanwhile, Rice-Oxley and Quin delivered another Mt. Desolation album, When the Night Calls , in Rice-Oxley was also in the midst of his own real-life troubles, including a painful divorce, which heavily informed Keane 's big comeback. Seven years after their previous album, Keane returned in with their fifth effort, Cause and Effect. Masking the pain of the lyrical content, the LP featured typically soaring sonics that extended Strangeland 's matured pop sheen and dipped back to familiar tones from their s heyday.

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Drinking Hanging Out In Love. Introspection Late Night Partying. We were a traditional indie band back then — our guitarist, Dominic Scott , was Irish and adored U2, so there were a lot of big, delayed guitars.

So Tim [Rice-Oxley] switched from bass to piano. At the time it was unusual to have a piano as the lead instrument and no guitars — we put in the bass parts on a laptop — but suddenly everything fell into place. I was always reticent to ask Tim what the songs were about, although if he wrote about heartbreak I knew the people, the ex-girlfriends and so on.

There are loads of internet theories about what Somewhere Only We Know means but I always thought that it is about a place where we grew up — and a longing for something pure and simple. My mum and dad ran a school, and we used to sit in the grounds as teenagers, smoking weed and hanging out: I always thought about that place when I sang the song.

We were fish out of water in the London scene, these nice, middle-class boys in our 20s. Meanwhile, some of our old peers were looking down their noses at us because, while they were all becoming successful, we were still pursuing this ridiculous teenage dream.

A reunion looked impossible after lead singer Tom Chaplin and songwriter Tim Rice-Oxley both spiraled through personal crises — but now, much to their own surprise, Keane has made a comeback. That's especially true for Chaplin and Rice-Oxley, who have been close friends since childhood.

Keane's big break came in , when a small label agreed to release the single "Everybody's Changing. But some critics mocked the band for wearing their hearts on their sleeves. It's the nature of any kind of success," he said. But criticism wasn't the only problem the band faced. Chaplin had an ongoing battle with drug addiction, which contributed to the band's breakup in