Keep You Close by Deus

Keep You Close

by Deus

Released: September 17, 2011

Indie rock

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Why This Album Matters

This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Experimental Album.

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The Album

"Keep You Close" is the sixth studio album by the Belgian rock band Deus. Released in 2011, it continued the band's reputation for experimental rock while also exploring an array of other genres. The album, renowned for its stylistic diversity and atmospheric quality, has been praised for its mature art rock style, showcasing a deeper, more expansive sound that distinguishes it from the band's earlier works.

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Inside the Recording

Notable songs from the album include singles like “Constant Now” and “Dark Sets In.” The band worked with Grammy-winning producer David Bottrill, known for his previous collaborations with big names such as Placebo and Muse.

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Interesting Facts

One of Deus’ most successful works to date…

One of Deus’ most successful works to date, "Keep You Close" added a new dimension to their music, moving away from their indie rock origins.

The album features Tom Barman on vocals, guitar…

The album features Tom Barman on vocals, guitar and piano, Klaas Janzoons offering keyboard and violin, and Mauro Pawlowski contributing guitar and backing vocals, alongside a full complement of musicians.

The album's sound, described as introspective and dark…

The album's sound, described as introspective and dark, has been compared to the works of Radiohead and Nick Cave.

Reported to be their most accessible and heartfelt…

Reported to be their most accessible and heartfelt album, it shows a band at the peak of their creative powers, effortlessly blending ambitious arrangements with poignant lyrics.

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Essential Tracks

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Keep You Close

"Keep You Close" is the sixth studio album by the Belgian rock band Deus.

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Dark Sets In

Notable songs from the album include singles like “Constant Now” and “Dark Sets In.” The band worked with Grammy-winning producer David Bottrill, known for his previous collaborations with big names such as Placebo and Muse.

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Reception

Notable songs from the album include singles like “Constant Now” and “Dark Sets In.” The band worked with Grammy-winning producer David Bottrill, known for his previous collaborations with big names such as Placebo and Muse. "Keep You Close" drew great critical acclaim for its elegant compositions and outstanding production.

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The Complete Album Story

"Keep You Close" is the sixth studio album by the Belgian rock band Deus. Released in 2011, it continued the band's reputation for experimental rock while also exploring an array of other genres. The album, renowned for its stylistic diversity and atmospheric quality, has been praised for its mature art rock style, showcasing a deeper, more expansive sound that distinguishes it from the band's earlier works.

"Keep You Close" drew great critical acclaim for its elegant compositions and outstanding production. The album features Tom Barman on vocals, guitar and piano, Klaas Janzoons offering keyboard and violin, and Mauro Pawlowski contributing guitar and backing vocals, alongside a full complement of musicians. Notable songs from the album include singles like “Constant Now” and “Dark Sets In.”

The band worked with Grammy-winning producer David Bottrill, known for his previous collaborations with big names such as Placebo and Muse. The album's sound, described as introspective and dark, has been compared to the works of Radiohead and Nick Cave.

One of Deus’ most successful works to date, "Keep You Close" added a new dimension to their music, moving away from their indie rock origins. Reported to be their most accessible and heartfelt album, it shows a band at the peak of their creative powers, effortlessly blending ambitious arrangements with poignant lyrics.

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