Bringing dance-rock beats to mainstream Britain, Kasabian's 2004 debut contained such an array of soundtrack-friendly riffs that they could probably live off the royalties for years. You might expect more of the same from this follow-up, then, and true, the bombastic beats and chant-along choruses are still in place, now with an added glam-rock stomp. But there are also some impressively fresh ideas lurking between the anthemic bits. The trad-rockier end of their audience may be surprised to hear Kraftwerkian keys ("Stunktman"), Moroccan string and mariachi ...