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Advantages: A superb album, with swagger, great vocals, invention, clever melodies, and powerful rhythms Disadvantages: It took me so long to find them...
...I'll admit it - I'm something of a latecomer to the Kasabian party. Up until recently, I had heard of them, but didn't think I knew any of their songs. In fact, all I knew was that they were some sort of guitar/electronica mash-up, and, to be honest, it s ...
Advantages: Great Ideas, some banging tunes Disadvantages: A couple of duds
Released in 2004, Kasabian was the debut album by Kasabian, the 4 piece from Leicestershire fronted by the confident Tom Meighan and Serge Pizzorno. This brought the band to the attention of the general public as a good indie band who mixed club beats wit ...
Advantages: Impresive Debut, Return of the Indie glory days Disadvantages: None that I can think Of
There has been a revival this summer in the number of decent British Indie rock groups. We have already seen the breakthrough album from Snow Patrol and a fantastic debut from Franz Ferdinand. The latest addition to that list is Leicestershire’s Kasabian. ...
Advantages: Best new British band since Muse Disadvantages: Needs a few listens to really understand and enjoy
Here's a fact; Kasabian are the best and most exciting new British band since Muse emerged in 1999. So you see straight away which side my bread's buttered on! This is exciting stuff, and i defy you to say otherwise. I struggle to think of the explanati ...
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Review of Kasabian - Kasabian
Advantages: Plenty of mood, plenty of groove. Intensely atmospheric. Disadvantages: Too much like the Stone Roses. Slightly samey and pretentious- too much electronic wizardry.
...Very rarely does a band hailing from Leicester receive the sort of acclaim and hype that Kasabian have recently in the British press. They are currently all over the national air-waves as well as regular appearances on music television on the back of an i ...
