EartH, LondonThe solo project of Kasabian’s Serge Pizzorno gets the arthouse treatment – with a touch of spaghetti westernNoel Gallagher has his High Flying Birds. Until 2014, Liam Gallagher had Beady Eye. Nowadays, with a second solo album pending, he is simply “Liam Gallagher”, making
music that sounds like Oasis but retooled to suit the Spotify age.
Serge Pizzorno, guitarist and songwriter behind stadium-fillers Kasabian, is a rather more questing sort of musician – mainstream
British lad-rock’s closest thing to an eclectic vibes-bringer. Known to Leicester city council’s department of births, marriages and deaths as Sergio Lorenzo Pizzorno, his initials give rise to the SLP. Pizzorno’s debut solo album, The SLP, released a fortnight ago, samples
Turkish psych-pop, nods to 70s Lagos, invokes the Wu-Tang Clan and house music and, most unexpectedly of all perhaps, references old punks Meat Puppets.