It's unlikely

... That Travis may be taking with their first album after 5 years for new fans to. Equally unlikely it is that old fans of this album may be. Travis deliver on exactly what you can expect from them. No Soundtüfteleien with Brian Eno to the rules, as with Coldplay to be sound technically reinvent, but the well-known and gentle mix of Britpop, acoustic and electronic guitars, supported keyboards and piano, and of course, Fran Healy's distinctive voice that the many small hymns Travis makes unique songs. However, it should "Where you stand" not become so rocky as the 2008 predecessor "Ode to J.Smith".

Playing tips: The rocking Warning signs, with its delicate harmony that is very reminiscent of the blissful REM. The beautiful piano dominated BOXES, a thoughtful song about all sorts of drawers and limitations, which we expose ourselves daily. A DIFFERENT ROOM has become a nice little hymn with great dynamics and REM harmonies. On ANOTHER GUY it is for Travis conditions then but almost experimentally, the beat rattles almost trip-hop moderate to himself.

As I said. Nothing unexpected, but musical fare which knows how to inspire, if you've always liked. That may not sound as exciting to positive, but not mean. Fans can access safely.