Kasabian making "grunge" album

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Big Day Out 2010 stars Kasabian will follow the grand flourishes of this year’s West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum with a grittier outing. Speaking to BBC6 Music, frontman Tom Meighan suggested the new record would be out next year and might surprise some fans.

“It’s nothing like what we’ve done on [ West Ryder ]; it’s really old school grunge,” Meighan confirmed. “There’s a lot of Pink Floyd, Dark Side Of The Moon, piano-based songs at the minute…There’s one that sounds like Nirvana, which is really grungy, a big riff.”

Kasabian’s Australian devotees are still eagerly waiting to find out where the band will be placed on the Big Day Out timetable. Meighan gave FasterLouder a hint back in September (“I think we got a 6pm slot this time”), while also adding that the West Ryder songs “fit in amazingly” to the live show.

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Barry Wom

Barry Wom said on the 22nd Dec, 2009

I'm open to criticise Pink Floyd - I can't help but feel everything from Dark Side onward is incredibly overrated. I certainly don't adore them. Even still, I certainly know that they're better than friggin' Kasabian. This recent statement, along with the fact you prefer Goodnight, Bull Creek! over Slightly Oddway, really does detract from anything else you might want to say and me taking it as a worthwhile contribution.

As John Lydon once said...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mSE-Iy_tFY

Absolutely! I think that ad's genius! What else are you going to do in middle age? If you can't beat the establishment, join them. There's a certain degree of irony to this; his tongue is planted pretty firmly in his cheek I'd say. Afterall, Lydon did walk out of 'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here' so he has his limits... :)

Man, you share a symbiotic relationship with this site; I imagine you're hard wired into it in a Matrix style feed sharing binary back and forth infinitum. Ex-thousand posts and a command over all topics- I vaguely remember the Bob Evans one now that you've jogged my memory...

I'm old, hey, I admit it! I own all of the Jebs records bar probably the most recent one so I was there when it happened and I enjoyed it. Kevin got older too and wanted to try something a little different. Sure, the harmonica screams 'middle age' but you'll be loving it too in another ten years, mark my words! You'll start embracing herbal tea as well and your mornings after will involve getting up at 6am and switching on breakfast talkback radio on the AM dial.

Yes, I do quite enjoy the sound of Bob; his was a rocking show live recently. There were plenty of punters under twenty-five there too... Not necessarily better than Jebs per se but better for me now that I'm twelve years older than when Slightly Oddway was released.There'll be some records you'll still enjoy in a decade's time and plenty you won't so much. I hope my niece isn't still listening to the Wiggles in another ten years. Hi-5 though, I could get into that gear...