Kasabian Releasing 'Epic' New Album in October

Kasabian will release their new album this October -- and guitarist/lead songwriter Sergio Pizzorno promises the record is "epic."

The band has been flying between London, San Francisco and Los Angeles working on the LP, its fourth, and the band's spokesperson told local news website This Is Leicestershire it is already being mixed.

Pizzorno, meanwhile, told the website, "Well, it's epic. It's big songs that make you feel like anything's possible. It's a really positive record. I suppose it's a combination of all three records but we've just taken it a bit further."

"I'm really excited about it, because after the last record, people really liked it and wanted to know what was next, and I'm happy to say that it's got better," he added. "I'm excited about playing it live –- there are tunes on there that are going to take people to a new place."

Previously, Pizzorno said the songs he's written for the as-yet-untitled release feature elements of punk, Radiohead's 'The Bends' and the Jackson 5.

For the follow-up to 2009's 'West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum,' the band is rumoured to have worked with producer Dan the Automator, but the spokesperson refused to confirm it or deny it, simply saying that it was "a secret."

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