Keane and Ashanti CD Reviews


Keane comes back from the brink with Perfect Symmetry, while Ashanti digs up some unreleased tracks from The Vault. Kidzworld turns it up.
Keane comes back from the brink with Perfect Symmetry, while Ashanti digs up some unreleased tracks from The Vault. Kidzworld turns it up.
Keane :: Perfect Symmetry
During their last tour, Keane’s singer Tom Chaplin entered rehab for alcohol and drug abuse. Many bands would be ended by such things, but Keane kept going, and even released an album after Chaplin got out. Perfect Symmetry is a more upbeat and danceable album than their previous, Coldplay-like releases. Whatever happened to Tom between entering rehab and now must have cheered him up a lot. Fans of slower, piano ballads will still find them here, but there are elements of David Bowie, and even fellow Englishmen Radiohead on this album. If you like breezy piano rock with a sharp pop edge, you will love Perfect Symmetry.Fun Facts
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Lovers are Losing, Perfect Symmetry, Pretend That You’re AloneRating:
Ashanti :: The Vault
Earlier this year, Ashanti released her fourth album in six years, The Declaration. That’s a lot of music in not a lot of years, but she’s still got more! This workaholic entertainer (she’s also an actress and model) has decided to take songs she recorded before her first album came out and release them on this album, The Vault. It’s a cool idea, but sometimes there’s a reason some songs get left behind, and this album proves that. These are the boring songs that didn’t make the cut, and so there’s no reason to hear them seven years later, when many better songs have come between. Yawn.Fun Facts
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Imagine Life, Where I Stand, Mr. So SoRating:
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