What makes Try Again by Keane notable?

'Try Again' exemplifies Keane's signature sound, contributing to their presence on the UK charts where they consistently achieved high positions. The live recordings included reflect the band's strong fan engagement and illustrate their ability to translate studio hits into captivating live performances, further solidifying their reputation during this era. By 2007, Keane was solidifying their status in the alternative rock scene following their breakthrough debut album 'Hopes and Fears' (2004). 'Try Again' came as a follow-up to their successful sophomore release 'Under the Iron Sea' (2006), showcasing the band's continued evolution in sound and emotional depth during a peak period in their career.