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Day One of Mega Moons Sapphic Bar Week held by @killjoynest. The prompt was masks, but uhh...i might've gotten a little distracted while drawing this one, so there's only one mask 😅
(These are my ocs: Crimson Cadet (left) and Switchblade Smile (right))
Kasabian - Switchblade smile
Me niego a pasar un año más sin verlos en vivo.
Live Review: Kasabian @ Reading Festival 2012
Four albums in and Kasabian have finally taken up their position at the summit of the Reading bill, now bona-fide festival veterans the Leicester band are a dab hand at wowing a field full of revellers. The band’s heady mix of good time rock ‘n’ roll and leftfield electronics prove they are one of the UK’s best acts. The performance sees Tom Meighan strutting around the main stage with the crowd in the palm of hand while Serge Pizzorno blasts out interstellar riffs dressed like the dark lord of rock ‘n’ roll resplendent in his ankle length black attire. Their headlining set is a career spanning affair from the terrace chants of ‘LSF (Lost Souls Forever) to the Prodigy aping ‘Switchblade Smiles’ with its stormtrooper-esque stomp. Shoe horned in amongst their hits, Kasabian manage to find time to cover Fatboy Slim’s ‘Praise You’ and Meighan rounded of his bands set with an acapella verson of ‘She Loves You’ by The Beatles. The crowd were in fine voice throughout the headlining set taking over lead vocals on ‘Re-wired’, ‘Underdog’ and set closer ‘Fire’. Tonight Kasabian delivered a triumphant show ensuring their slot at the peak of festivals will be unshakeable for years to come.
We Were Promised So Much 2011 Songs of 2011 - N05 - Kasabian – Switchblade Smile Sounding like a cyber rock band of geezers, Kasabian returned in the summer with this heavy slice of synth rock. Visceral guitars with razor sharp teeth ripped and tore at the flesh of discordant synths to create a jarring wall of sound. Not to mention the fierce beats that rounded off this brutal cacophony. Even in this hurricane of a track, there is a serene break down of calm in the eye of the storm that propels ‘Switchblade Smile’ to its chaotic end.
Kasabian - Switchblade Smiles
I love love love this
the song
the video
the guys
everything
