Review by Lisa Lidback

Miles Kane's self-titled album, Miles Kane, has been widely praised for its energetic and catchy rock tunes. The album showcases Kane's distinct style and impressive vocal range, with tracks that range from upbeat and fast-paced to slower ballads.

The opening track, "Too Little Too Late," sets the tone for the album with its driving rhythm and catchy chorus. The album's lead single, "Cry On My Guitar," is a standout track with its infectious melody and sing-along chorus.

Kane's ability to blend different genres is evident in tracks like "Loaded" and "Silverscreen," which incorporate elements of funk and disco. The album's slower tracks, such as "Killing the Joke" and "Colour of the Trap," showcase Kane's emotional depth and vulnerability.

Summary by Lisa Lidback

Miles Kane is a solid album that showcases Kane's talent as a musician and songwriter. It's a must-listen for fans of indie rock and those who appreciate catchy, well-crafted tunes.