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	Kasabian 'Kasabian'
		Kasabian are currently surrounded by more buzz than Michael Caine in The Swarm.
		From the muscular electronica of breakthrough smash 'Club Foot' to the sinister pulse of 'Butcher Blues' 'Kasabian' is a record that blends classic guitar riffs with a raft of influences appropriated, magpie-like, from the shiniest bits of the culture.
		Sinister and celebratory, uplifting and introspective, 'Kasabian' is a versatile record and yet another reason why 2004 is a great year for new music.
	www.xfm.co.uk /Article.asp?id=37910&spid= (182 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Music \| Cult band Kasabian surge forward
		Kasabian moved into a remote farmhouse in Rutland to record their debut album, benefiting from its isolation but also managing to sneak in a few parties while they were there.
		Kasabian's self-titled album was released last September to widespread critical acclaim, its indie dance stance drawing comparisons to The Stone Roses, Primal Scream and The Happy Mondays.
		Regarding it as "both a fiery assertion of rock 'n' roll ethics and proof that a siege mentality is alive and well in the badlands of Rutland Water", the NME's praise was typical of the album's reception.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/4164149.stm (591 words)

	Kasabian (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kasabian are a rock band from Blaby, near Leicester, England.
		Kasabian's latest album, titled "Empire", was released in the UK on the 28 August 2006.
		Kasabian also criticised My Chemical Romance in a October interview by Bizzare in the Sun after being told the quintet were heading for No. 1 in the UK, claiming that they should "get out more" and that their lyrics were depressive and negative to youth as part of the emo phenomenon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kasabian (757 words)

	SFburning / Kasabian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kasabian are one of the big bands of the past year from England.
		Kasabian is Tom Meighan (vocals), Sergio Pizzorno (lead guitar, keyboards), Chris Edwards (bass) and Christopher Karloff (guitar, keyboards).
		Kasabian have already released a series of anthemic singles in the UK, which have become part of the new movement.
	www.sfburning.com /kasabian.html (1158 words)

	Artist Profile - Kasabian
		Recorded at the now-mythical farm where they arrived for a party and never got around to leaving, Kasabian's eponymous debut bypassed most critics and connected dramatically with an audience that recognised them as one of their own - just as Oasis had done with Meighan and Pizzorno in 1993.
		'Kasabian' sold over 700,000 in the UK and the band were the undisputed victors of last year's festivals, putting in bristling performances at Glastonbury, Reading/Leeds and T In The Park.
		While much of Kasabian was forged in the crucible of an uncertain wider world, Empire is a more personal record.
	www.emimusicpub.com /worldwide/artist_profile/kasabian_profile.html (1053 words)

	Kasabian: Kasabian - PopMatters Music Review
		Kasabian's self-titled debut possesses great swagger and numerous irresistible riffs, presenting itself with both barrels loaded to blast you with its punchy power pop.
		Previously I'd imagined Kasabian's bassist paying ardent attention to "The Collected Works of Mani", but instead found two different players performing duties on the album (significantly, The Stone Roses and Primal Scream, the two most obvious influences on Kasabian, share Mani on bass as their main common denominator).
		One suspects Kasabian seek an Oasis-like level of success (and why not?), but if so, it's to be hoped that their music does the talking, and in a way it seldom did for those particular of their idols.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/k/kasabian-st2005.shtml (1147 words)

	MTV News \| Music News, Movie News, Features and Interviews, Artist Photos
		It was then that the band — named for Linda Kasabian, the former Charles Manson groupie who testified against Manson in his murder trial — began forming their signature sound: a mix of Oasis Brit-pop swagger, late '80s Manchester dance and booming Chemical Brothers-worthy beats mixed with Primal Scream's scuzzy electronic rock-meets-hippie-culture clash.
		Kasabian, which a fan informed the band means "butcher" in Armenian, ended up being an apt name, since Edwards said the British press has described their sound as trying to "chop up" rock and put it to a hip-hop beat.
		Adding to their outlaw mystique is the iconic logo Kasabian pinched from an old Russian avant-garde painting, a revolution-minded image of a shadowy figure hidden behind a bandana with only one wary eye peeking out.
	mtv.com /news/articles/1500144/20050414/kasabian.jhtml?headlines=true (827 words)

	Armen Kasabian M.D.
		Kasabian A; Karp N; Margiotta M. "Treatment of a neuroma-in-continuity of the peroneal nerve with nerve bypass grafts--a case report".
		Greer S; Kasabian A; Thorne C; Borud L; Sims CD; Hsu M. "The use of a subatmospheric pressure dressing to salvage a Gustilo grade IIIB open tibial fracture with concomitant osteomyelitis to avert a free flap [letter]".
		Kasabian A; McCarthy J; Karp N. "Use of a multiplanar distracter for the correction of a proximal interphalangeal joint contracture".
	www.med.nyu.edu /pubs/kasaba01.html (643 words)

	Kasabian - Kasabian CD Review
		Franz Ferdinand (another archived review) are one (their sales weren’t too shabby, either), and now I’ve also got Kasabian and their eponymous album to love (though the name, connected to the Manson murders, is a little off-putting).
		Kasabian’s sound is so tied into their identity and value as a rock and roll entity that most of it got covered above, in the body of the review.
		Kasabian is an album experience where the production is almost the star of the show.
	www.avrev.com /music/revs/kasabian.shtml (864 words)

	In Memory of Greg Kasabian: Welcome
		TYNGSBORO -- Detective Sgt. Gregory S. Kasabian, 44, a member of the Tyngsboro police force for more than a decade and a freshman football coach in town, died Monday, July 23, at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston after a 1 1/2-year battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
		He was the husband of Deborah J. (Cunha) Kasabian, with whom he celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary on June 11.
		Kasabian was selected to be inducted into the National Association of Police Organization.
	www.kasabianfamilyfund.com (372 words)

	Kasabian News
		KASABIAN frontman TOM MEIGHAN is being courted by Hollywood studios after impressing movie bosses with his performance in the band's recent video.
		British band Kasabian says The Rolling Stones are 'granddads' and should be 'drinking tea' and stop performing.
		KASABIAN guitarist SERGE PIZZORNO is planning a collaboration with his pal NOEL GALLAGHER, although he fears the OASIS rocker might not be quite as keen.
	www.topix.net /who/kasabian (650 words)

	CD Review: "Kasabian" - Kasabian - Features
		Kasabian is from Leicester, Great Britain, and was formed by five 17-year-olds who said they had nothing better to do than play music.
		The first track on Kasabian's self-titled 13-track CD is called "Club Foot." From the first note it is clear the band has grown up in a world full of raves and long, wild nights.
		The most unique and powerful track on Kasabian's album, however, is entitled "Orange." This track uses no words, is only 40 seconds in length, and is by far one of the most effective instrumental scores I have heard.
	www.dailyvidette.com /news/2005/03/10/Features/Cd.Review.kasabian.Kasabian-890512.shtml (554 words)

	BBC - Glastonbury 2005 - Kasabian
		Kasabian produced a microcosm of the whole Madchester scene in one debut album.
		Kasabian grew up in Leicester and ended up writing most of the tracks for their debut album in a farmhouse which overlooked the man-made lake of Rutland Water.
		Kasabian might just be the band that start the revolution (not sure which one, but I'm damn sure they'll start some sort of one!).
	www.bbc.co.uk /music/glastonbury2005/lineupandartists/kasabian (775 words)

	HYBRIDMAGAZINE.COM \| REVIEWS \| Kasabian - Kasabian album review
		Kasabian are the forefront of the new electronica - the electronica that rocks your fucking head off.
		This is epic rock music presented in an evenly balanced sonic atmosphere, steering away from the bass heavy four-on-the-floor of most electronica, and turning instead to real songwriting and real interactive musical parts.
		Drawing from the history of 90's Britpop and recreating it into their very own iconoclastic musical image, Kasabian is immediately loveable and easily listenable.
	www.hybridmagazine.com /reviews/0405/kasabian.shtml (431 words)

	Interview - Kasabian: Silent Uproar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		When asked whether or not Kasabian felt they transcended the current trends, the band assured me that they feel their music could easily have been just as relevant 10 years ago as it will be 10 years from now.
		One thing is certain though, Kasabian is a band that feels the true way to experience their music is live.
		When preparing to hit the road, they took on a drummer to replace the electronically produced beats used in the studio because "you can't have a live band without a drummer." This desire to show their real talent through the live show has lead to constant touring since the band's inception.
	www.silentuproar.com /showinterview.php?ID=78 (665 words)

	BBC - Rock/Indie Review - Kasabian, Kasabian
		Kasabian are stale copyists, pinching all their sounds WHOLESALE from their elders and betters.
		Kasabian are the coolest band to emerge from these shores for years...
		Youre dissing Kasabian because theyve 'copied' their style from the Stone Roses etc well at least they are copying something decent and kasbian are a damn sight more decent than some the b******* in the charts today.
	www.bbc.co.uk /music/release/64w6 (6836 words)

	Amazon.com: Kasabian: Music: Kasabian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kasabian Are Part of a Movement of Emerging Bands in 2004 from the UK that have Been Raised on a Melange New Wave, Experimental Electronica, Dub Beats and Rock 'n Roll who Take the Precepts of the Diy Philosophy and Fuse all These Into an Exciting Brand of Rock.
		Kasabian is a new Brittish band that takes a bit of the sounds from all genres and meshes them together.
		Kasabian is one of the best groups to come out of the UK in the past few years.
	www.amazon.com /Kasabian/dp/B0002RNXNM (2102 words)

	Adrian's Album Reviews : Kasabian
		Kasabian present us with a mix of standard rock beat, plus groovy bass lines, plus indistinct funky guitar and a dollop of electronics mixed in.
		What's interesting is that when Kasabian aren't trying as hard to impress, they come across far better than they do earlier in the album with all the 'MADchester' revisited by Fatboy Slim and Prodigy nonsense of the likes of 'Club Foot'.
		So, 'Kasabian' do potentially have a future, albeit one that should lead more in the direction of 'Butcher Blues' and 'U Boat' than in the direction of 'Processed Beats' and 'Reason Is Treason'.
	www.adriandenning.co.uk /kasabian.html (727 words)

	Amazon.com: Empire: Music: Kasabian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kasabian blasted onto the UK rock scene in 2004 with their impeccable self-titled debut album, boosted by several huge UK hits like "Reason is Treason" and "L.S.F.(Lost Souls Forever)", bringing a hard-charging sound, dipping into psychedelic rock.
		I saw Kasabian in concert when they were touring their debut album, and if anything the live experience was even better than the terrific debut album.
		Kasabian's new album does not have the same number of instantly catchy songs the first album in known for.
	www.amazon.com /Empire-Kasabian/dp/B000HEVYQS (1409 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Kasabian: Music: Kasabian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Self-professed fans of the afore-mentioned bands, as well as DJ Shadow and Neu!, Kasabian are clearly not afraid of a little electronic knob-twiddling.
		Kasabian are by no means the first band to merge indie rock with dance floor beats, but they are easily one of the best.
		Hailed as the "new stone roses" Kasabian have managed to fill the gap which appeared as the eclectic music scene of the new millenium fragmented into distinct dance or rock genres.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Kasabian/dp/B0002LI58Q (1156 words)

	Kasabian Artist Page on Music Emissions
		'Kasabian' went double platinum plus in the UK and the band were the undisputed victors of last year's festivals, putting in bristling performances at Coachella, Glastonbury, Reading/Leeds, Lollapalozza and T In The Park.
		Propelled along by handclaps and Ian Matthews' inspired Studio 54 style drum fills, the filthy analogue glambience of Shoot The Runner is inescapable.
		He's talking about Sunrise, the point at which you realize Kasabian have, well...
	www.musicemissions.com /artists/index.php?artist_id=3378 (1077 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Kasabian - Kasabian at Epinions.com
		His likeability helped to earn Kasabian attention, but the mix of pop and indie and Happy Mondays style sounds are what earned them an audience.
		Kasabian burned up the UK charts upon the release of their late 2004 self-titled debut.
		Kasabian doesn’t try to make the song anything more than it should be—just good ol’ fashioned British pop with a distinctly baggy swagger.
	www.epinions.com /content_189776563844 (1080 words)

	Slant Magazine - Music Review: Kasabian: Kasabian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Songs like "Reason Is Treason" and the exhilarating "Running Battle" are all chorus, perhaps overcompensation for the fact that this is a band that likes to dabble, splice, and cut and paste (literally and figuratively—"kasabian" means "butcher" in Armenian and it also happens to be the name of Charles Manson's pregnant getaway driver).
		Unfortunately, Kasabian's self-titled debut doesn't live up to the hype surrounding it—there's a lot of seemingly topical talk about war, terrorists, and selling arms that basically amounts to nothing, as well as lots of drug references, no doubt harking back to their U.K. Hardcore days.
		I liked Kasabian better before I read their "manifesto" ("Join the movement to become an individual!")—hell, before I even knew they had one.
	www.slantmagazine.com /music/music_review.asp?ID=558 (220 words)

	www.myspace.com/kasabian
		Recorded at the now-mythical farm where they arrived for a party and never got around to leaving, Kasabian's eponymous debut bypassed most critics and connected dramatically with an audience that recognised them as one of their own just as Oasis had done with Meighan and Pizzorno in 1993.
		Kasabian sold over 700,000 in the UK and the band were the undisputed victors of last year's festivals, putting in bristling performances at Glastonbury, Reading/Leeds and T In The Park.
		Ringtones from the new album, and from the first lp, are available from the band's WAP site- go to wap.kasabian.co.uk on your phone's browser, or check here for more info.
	www.myspace.com /kasabian (1341 words)

	The Charles Manson Trial: Other Key Figures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kasabian did not directly participate in the murders, later telling Manson, "I'm not you, Charlie--I can't kill anybody." The next night Kasabian rode with Manson and other Family members to the LaBianca home, but did not enter the home or see either of the murders.
		Kasabian voluntarily surrendered to police in Concord, New Hampshire and was flown back to California.
		For example, he objected to the testimony of Linda Kasabian by declaring, "Object, Your Honor, on the grounds this witness is not competent because she is insane!" Kanarek also bombarded the court with motions, many of them novel to say the least, such as a motion to have "Mr.
	www.law.umkc.edu /faculty/projects/ftrials/manson/mansonothers.html (1632 words)

	Kasabian Singer Injured (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kasabian has cut short a gig in Glasgow after lead singer Sergio Pizzorno was struck by a flung bottle during a performance.
		The 23 year old singer was hit in the head after someone in the audience threw the bottle at the band on stage.
		Kasabian will tour the USA in September as special guests of Oasis.
	www.undercover.com.au /news/2005/apr05/20050425_kasabian.html (106 words)

	aekituesday: interviews \| kasabian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kasabian has unleashed a storm in the UK and Europe.
		A band that took its name from Linda Kasabian, the pregnant getaway driver of the chilling late 1960s murder spree, Kasabian prides themselves as being honest, unique and complex.
		They made their US live debut last November at a sold-out show at Bowery Ballroom.
	www.aekituesday.com /interviews/kasabian.html (1479 words)

	Blogcritics.org: CD Review: Kasabian - Kasabian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kasabian, without any pre-judgement, are neither groundbreaking or at least innovative, but certainly entertaining.
		Kasabian strikes me as much less Duran Duran/New Order/80s influenced than the other bands you name, but again, I don't really know or care much about them.
		I had heard of Kasabian only because I rely on the brit music scene for talent (given that my country is bent on that no talent cock Eminem).
	blogcritics.org /archives/2005/03/09/235415.php (1519 words)

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