Somewhere in a desert-like landscape with foothills and long isolated roads, four blokes that look like they're out of a 70's crime film emerge, guitars strung over their shoulders; All members of Kasabian.
Their destination; A bank located in a small town, with no street life or any signs of life. The song plays over as the four individuals begin to rob the place but instead of guns, it's guitars as weapons and lyric sheets instead of money.
Chaos breaks out and they flee the scene, taking cover and firing from the guitars as the police show up and intercept them. The video ends with the four musicians attempting to escape from the sleepy and non-existent town.
The message is about the band taking back control from the record label company as they feel robbed of their creativity and ownership, which is true for most artists in the business.
One of the most creative and relevant music videos ever made. They don't make them like this any more.
Their destination; A bank located in a small town, with no street life or any signs of life. The song plays over as the four individuals begin to rob the place but instead of guns, it's guitars as weapons and lyric sheets instead of money.
Chaos breaks out and they flee the scene, taking cover and firing from the guitars as the police show up and intercept them. The video ends with the four musicians attempting to escape from the sleepy and non-existent town.
The message is about the band taking back control from the record label company as they feel robbed of their creativity and ownership, which is true for most artists in the business.
One of the most creative and relevant music videos ever made. They don't make them like this any more.
