Employment - Kaiser Chiefs Reviews

The Kaiser are now pretty well known in the UK, but before the arrival of this album they were relative unknowns and were chancing their luck with punk fuelled guitar pop. Who are they: UK based group, fronted by chirpy singer/songwriter Ricky Hatton. They found fame off the back of 'I Predict A Riot.' On this ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Hailing from Leeds, Kaiser Chiefs blasted into the charts 3 and a half years ago (2005) with this album. It includes some timeless classics which no one will every forget like "I Predict a Riot", "Oh My God", Modern Way", "Everyday I Love You Less & Less". All tracks soared to the top of the ...  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, ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

Sometimes...it can be really, really easy to hate The Strokes. While I'm not someone who loathes the group's music, hell I actually quite like them, but they opened the door for this trend of young bands, which is, on it's own, quite a good thing. It's hard to see bands like The Libertines and Bloc Party getting signed so easily without The impact ...  Read the complete review

oooooh........... i predict a rant, a rant about this boring band, bland enough to put you off indie for life!!! The Kaiser chiefs debut record 'Employment' should not be aloud anywhere near the indie section in any self respecting record store, they stand for crude corporate buisness and not alot else. Come on people, cant you see ...  Read the complete review

Full review -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Just bought this album today. Thought I'd write a quickie! Iv been waiting for it for a loooooooooonnnnnnnnggggggggg time. Ever since I heard I Predict a Riot, I've been wanting to know and hear about this band. Two songs ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I have greatly enjoyed this album, and still listen to it from time to time many month after having bought it. At first, some of the songs were quite annoying, and it seemed rather childish and lacking accomplishment. But after a while the whole thing began to grow on me. Songs such a I predict a Riot, and Oh my God are certainly a few of the ...  Read the complete review

I've heard lots of hype about the Kaiser chiefs lately so I thought I'd borrow their Employment album and give it a whirl on my CD player.This review is a result of my ears having to put up with such boring C**p. Track 1: Everyday I love you Less and Less Man I can see totally where you're coming from. The first few bars here ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

First and foremost we need to get something off our chests....the Kaiser Chiefs are NOT britpop! I don't think you can compare the sound of Kaiser Chiefs to the likes of the mid 90's sound of Blur! Anyway...on with the album! "Employment" is one of the best albums you will hear...and one you can certainly jump up n down to ...  Read the complete review

The Kaiser Chiefs are probably one of, if not the largest upcoming figures in the British rock industry, Straight from Leeds, these guys have got raw talent, originality and amazing song writing technique. The Kaiser Chiefs special edition box set and DVD is the word "originality" personified. Let's start with what ...  Read the complete review

Is it me or are there a lot of whinging bands around at the moment? Coldplay, Keane, Snow Patrol come on boys cheer up a bit you’re all getting a little old for all that teenage angst! Don’t get me wrong I actually like all of those bands but sometimes I find a whole album of serious whinging about the state of the world a little too much to bear. ...  Read the complete review

Every day i love it less and less, sorry i mean "every day i love you less and less! This was a great album ( for 10 minuites), i had never heard of the Kaiser Chiefs before they bought this album out. Even to date i dont know much about the actual band but never the less im writing my review purley on my opinion about ...  Read the complete review

They said it would never happen. Those music industry bozos claimed that Britpop was gone for good. I was most upset, as a fan of Blur, Ash and the likes. But now I have a resounding 'HA!' to those people who scoffed at this musical genre. Because, it's back. Oh baby, it is back with a vengeance. I introduce to you...the Kaiser Chiefs. They're ...  Read the complete review