CD REview: Kaiser Chiefs "Employment"
Leeds quintet Kaiser Chiefs are making a splashy debut in the U.S. with their appropriately titled album "Employment," a collection of songs reflecting everyday life from a working-class--and a bit pretentious--perspective.
Opening with the catchy tune "Everyday I Love You Less and Less," singer Ricky Wilson perfectly blends his bile-driven chant with fun, pop guitars and new-wave keyboards. Bratty hooks abound with songs like the anthemic "I Predict a Riot" and "Na Na Na Naa."
"Employment" is filled with ostentatious lyrics, and pop hooks reminiscent of The Kinks and Blur with a dash of Adam Ant.
This confident collection is rounded out by some fine production by Stephen Street (Blur, Suede, The Smiths).Taken from http://www.livedaily.com/news/7868.html
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