Review: Kasabian release single 'Call'

Kasabian have brought out new track ‘Call’ which is a psychedelic dance floor hit, which instantly transports you to a mosh pit or nightclub. 

The funky tune embodies the feeling of adrenaline when connecting with someone, especially with the catchy lyrics - ‘I love it when you call, It makes no sense at all’ accompanied with beat drops. 

Kasabian headlining at Tramlines - Image by Natasha Judge

The release has met mixed responses from fans with some preferring the older Kasabian material but this new upbeat release admittedly has notes of previous Kasabian track - ‘III Ray (The King)’. 

Describing the album, the band took to Instagram to describe the new musical era. They said:

“The album is about pure joy and takes you on a psychedelic trip through the dance floor to the mosh pit”. 

Music video for ‘Call’ is directed by Waxxwork and it embodies daredevil themes, with a phone being launched out of a plane in Albania, whilst the video plays in real time. 

New track ‘Call’ will undoubtedly be an atmospheric number live on stage, and is just one of the tracks off upcoming album ‘Happenings’ - which is to be released on July 5.

The day after ‘Happenings’ release - July 6, the band will take to the stage for a hometown Summer Solstice II gig in Leicester at Victoria Park for their biggest show to date.