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Bringing this epic song to you all from one of the greatest debut albums ever made by one of the best bands from early 2000s Kasabian. Well in my opinion anyway.
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On this day in Kasabian history...
24 November 2004: Processed Beats is released as a single in Japan
Roundhouse, London, 28/10/06 (BBC Electric Proms)
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Kasabian // Processed Beats (2004)
Album | Kasabian
Writers | Christopher Karloff, Sergio Pizzorno
About | As well as being the band's first ever radio play on Xfm, the demo version of Processed Beats was Kasabian's first physical release, on limited CD and 10" vinyl. The eventual album and widespread single versions are slightly different from the demo. The band first met Ian while recording the song at Bink Bonk Studios, Bristol in 2001, making Processed Beats the first song he played on.[source]
Genres | alternative rock, indie rock, britpop, madchester, neo-psychedelia
⥠Mood confident, boisterous, lively, energetic, jaunty, rollicking
NME Magazine, 15 November 2003
Processed Beats (London 9 September 2014)