Kaiser Chiefs Off with Their Heads Reviews

Categories: Music | Alternative Rock | Indie | Punk
    • Release date: October 28, 2008 (U.S.)
    • Genre: Indie rock
    • Labels: Universal, B-Unique
    • Producers: Mark Ronson, Eliot James
  • This page contains reviews for the Kaiser Chiefs third studio album, Off with Their Heads . This album is the band's follow-up to their 2007 album, Yours Truly, Angry Mob.
  • Review Excerpts

    • "Off With Their Heads is great British pop in the dynamic lethal-irony tradition of the mid-Sixties Kinks, the early Jam and, with that vintage-New Wave tone of Nick Baines' keyboards, XTC's 1979 album, Drums and Wires". - Rolling Stone
    • "Off With Their Heads is Kaiser Chiefs discovering a sense of adventure. 'Like it Too Much' twins gothic synths with symphonic brush-strokes courtesy of Bond arranger David Arnold, while 'Half the Truth' mixes psychedelic organ with rapper Sway – an improbable combination but one they pull off, just. There's more experimentalism on 'Addicted to Drugs', which fuses verses that recall Big Audio Dynamite's 'Medicine Show' to a chorus that paraphrases Robert Palmer's 'Addicted to Love'". - Guardian


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