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Reviews (3)
AllMusic
2016
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Neil Z. Yeung
2016
"Emerging from his personal storm, Chaplin has his sights set on the future. Overall -- despite the serious premise of addiction and recovery -- The Wave is urgent and joyous, so achingly hopeful that it's hard not to root for Chaplin and his family".
The guardian
d. 13. Oct. 2016
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Jon Dennis
d. 13. Oct. 2016
"The first solo album by Keane singer Tom Chaplin has a clean-cut MOR sheen. It is aglow with mid-paced piano-led ballads with crowd-pleasing choruses. There's also a strong streak of melancholy ... It's not a sonically adventurous album, but Chaplin's voice on tender songs such as the title track is as affecting as ever".
The Washington post
d. 14. Oct. 2016
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Pablo Gorondi
d. 14. Oct. 2016
"Keane singer Tom Chaplin bares his emotions and confronts his demons on "The Wave," a solo debut with soaring vocals vulnerable and victorious ... Having verified his songwriting credentials, it should be fun to detect Chaplin's compositional touches on Keane's next album".