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NME 3/5 The Leeds lads are casually confident on their seventh(!) record, which boasts everyman anthems and a reference to sitcom hero Frasier Crane
Evening Standard 3/5 "Never dream that the party’s over,” Ricky Wilson repeats at the end of Lucky Shirt — one of many perky, hummable tunes on the seventh Kaiser Chiefs album.
DIY 2/5 To bemoan their seventh LP for the confused stinker that it is is not an easy pop, but a real lament for a band that used to be so much more.
The Independent 3/5 Kaiser Chiefs rest on their laurels, Mini Mansions’ new album navigates through a single, tumultuous relationship, while Spoon’s greatest hits album could be one of the best things they’ve ever done
The Observer 2/5 (Polydor)
Pop Matters 7/10 The seventh album by Kaiser Chiefs is one of summer 2019's funnest records.
The Guardian 3/5 Their singer is a judge on The Voice UK and parochial indie culture is dead, but there are enough hooks here for them to get away with it
The Telegraph 4/5 Kaiser Chiefs’ seventh album is inscrutably titled Duck.
The Irish Times 2/5 The Leeds band’s seventh album fetishises vinyl, landlines and ye good olde indie days
