Kasabian - Kasabian Reviews

Kasabian's debut album houses so many classics it's hard to remember this is just a debut and not from a band that have been together for many more years. If you've not heard this record, it comes highly recommended. Opening with ethereal synths, the opening track, club foot, quickly begins to flex its muscles an pulsate. The fusion of ...  Read the complete review

KASABIAN is the title of Leicester indie rock band KASABIAN's album. The album features 13 tracks. The opening song CLUB FOOT has a belting intro which is really powerful. When the lyrics kick in the tempo increases with some fantastic lyrics and great instrumental support. PROCESSED BEATS features great guitar work ...  Read the complete review

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 sounded pretty weird, so I stayed away from them. It was a definitely a mistake. ...  Read the complete review

this album is just full of banging hits. without this kasabian wouldn't be the well known band they are today. it is truely littered with hits which will keep you listening for hours and hours. the band did a brilliant job and this debut album shows all about what kasabian are, it puts them in a nut shell. catchy indie tunes which will appeal to ...  Read the complete review

Kasabians debut album shows the listener what they are about right from the start with Club Foot. This album is full of catchy anthems and brilliant vocals from Tom Meighan. This is one of my favourite albums ever made and i highly recommend it to anyone. My personal favourite songs are processed beats,club foot and Cutt off, although the whole ...  Read the complete review

Well I have to say I was not a fan of Kasabian when they first came on the scene. Then a few years ago I heard them live, and did a complete U-turn on the band. Bought both there albums and have not looked back. There self titled debut was the first one I bought. So am going to give it a review. Here is what I make of the songs: 1. ...  Read the complete review

Club Foot, L.S.F, Processed Beats, Cutt Off, Reason Is Treason etc...this album track list has enough stunning songs to make it one of the best debut albums of all time in my opinion, with Club Foot being (probably) my favourite song of all time and the start of it will blow your mind in a way that most bands couldnt do over 10 ...  Read the complete review

Liam Howlett of The Prodigy says that he wished he had written opening track Club Foot and I do not find this surprising in the slightest. The song has more in common with what people know and love The Prodigy for than the album Liam turned out the same year. It bears a close resemblance with the guitar and electronica mash up of Music for the ...  Read the complete review

Being a massive indie rock and roll fan I’m always on the look out for new groups, as there appears to have been a distinct lack of solid bands since Oasis, Blur and The Verve. Therefore when coming across the band Kasabian, as featured on the Fifa 2004 soundtrack, I was pleasantly surprised. As I have often found with new modern bands such as ...  Read the complete review

This was one of the CD's i got for Chrimbo this/last/whichever year and... well, i was listening pretty much solidly for a week. The songs are great, If a little samey, and you could/will listen for days. Right, the songs. # 1:Club Foot With no intro, the album starts straight into this, the band's second single. With a ...  Read the complete review

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. They are currently the music industries darlings and have been tipped to be the next big ...  Read the complete review