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No Snacks, No Lunch: Kasabian's Ultra-Focused Studio Method
2 Sep
Summary
- Frontman Serge Pizzorno bans distractions in his home studio.
- He adopted a structured routine for recent album creations.
- The studio is a black cube in a secret walled garden.
Serge Pizzorno, frontman of the band Kasabian, has unveiled his unconventional and highly disciplined approach to music creation within his rural Leicestershire home studio. He described a process where snacks and phones are prohibited, and even lunch breaks are eliminated, to foster intense focus for four to five hours daily.
This structured method contrasts sharply with Kasabian's early days, where Pizzorno embraced a more erratic, "French poet life" style of creation. He found that a structured life has been beneficial for the last three albums, leading to a creative environment he truly enjoys.
The studio itself is a notable feature: an austere black cube situated in a secret walled garden, complete with a giant gorilla sculpture. Pizzorno's personal artworks, including a distorted Count Duckula, also adorn his home, adding a unique artistic flair to his creative sanctuary.
