Employment - Kaiser Chiefs

Released: March 7th 2005 Genre: Indie Rock Total Length: 44:12 This CD may be getting old now, but my no means rusty! Mine is almost always in use as it contains some great music! The Kaiser Chiefs currently seem to be a bit dead, but their Employment CD brought me joy and happiness with plenty of up-beat and good songs. Their tunes are catchy, their style is unique, and their music is also of great excitement. Track Listing: 1. Everyday I Love You Less And Less 2. I Predict A Riot 3. Modern Way 4. Na Na Na Na Naa 5. You Can Have It All 6. Oh My God 7. Born To Be A Dancer 8. Saturday ...  Read the complete review

Kaiser Chiefs - Employment This debut album was released in 2005, some 8 years after the Leeds combo first formed, that shows perseverance at the very least...who are they? Ricky Wilson Andrew 'Whitey' White Simon Rix Nick 'Peanut' Baines Nick Hodgson What are they? Well, sort of UK Indie, come rock, come post punk. They are certainly different though, well, different to many of the dross UK indie bands around. I'd like to mention the actual CD and insert booklet which I think are worthy of mention. The CD itself has a really cute multi coloured clock face entitled 'track selector', this is quite amusing. ...  Read the complete review

The Kaiser Chiefs are a five piece band from Leeds. This, their debut album, was released in 2005, and appealed to every person who enjoyed chanting lyrics at festivals. I felt I had to write this review after my scathing review of their follow up album, "Yours Truly, Angry Mob" which was, in my opinion, horrific. However, this debut is everything an album by the Kaiser Chiefs should be. EVERYDAY I LOVE YOU LESS AND LESS 8/10 "I know, I feel it in my bones I'm sick, I'm tired of staying in control Oh yes, I feel a rat upon a wheel I've got to know what's not and what's real" The opening song on ...  Read the complete review

With 2006 now upon us it seems that there is almost an air of expectancy surrounding the music industry. The last 3 or 4 years have produced so many decent bands and it’s now a case of waiting to see what this year will throw up. There is also the wait to see whether we hear anymore from the stars of 2005. The main questions for me relate to this band, The Kaiser Chiefs, and whether they are going to come up with a follow up to this debut album Employment or if thy will just vanish without a trace. The later fate has befallen on a lot of bands in the past, but for now they are living in the glory of this, their debut album. The band hail from Leeds and have ...  Read the complete review

I bought this with the voucher I earnt from dooyoo and thought it was about time I reviewed this. Honestly, I kinda jumped on the bandwagon with this CD. It seemed like everyone was talking about so I decided to buy to see what all the fuss was about and I'm so glad I did. History of the Kaiser Chiefs They are a band from Leeds who formed in the early months of 2003 but this wasn't the start of their music love. Before they formed the Kaiser Chiefs, the members used to be in a garage rock band called Parva but when their label dropped them, they decided to become a more post pop/punk/rock band with an indie slant. They became popular in early 2005. They ...  Read the complete review