Veering between the dance floor to the mosh pit, tracks over three minutes were outlawed (well nearly), and with those 11 tracks clocking up to 28 minutes and 51 seconds (“A minute shorter than the Ramones debut”), Happenings is not only an album that never overstays its welcome, but leaves listeners craving more.

Ahead of a headline slot at this year’s Latitude festival, once again Kasabian will make their hometown a creative focal point as they return to Leicester’s Victoria Park this summer on July 6, which will be even better with an explosive set list that takes in their remarkable career “Thinking about where we are with phone screens, us being able to create something that people can be a part of in the real world has got to be a positive,” Serge muses. “I’ve seen it in people’s faces at the shows, that need to experience something that just snaps you out for yourself, to feel a connection. Well, that’s Happenings.”

“It’s 20 years this year since we released our debut album,” Serge concludes,” but we felt the best way this band, at this time, should celebrate that was by making a new album.”