Off with Their Heads

The Leeds quintet's third LP recaptures some of the ebullience (and charm) of their 2005 debut, Employment, after the darker cynicism of the follow-up, Yours Truly, Angry Mob. Lily Allen guests on two songs.

Chiefs’ latest glitters more than “Ruby”

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Though "Ruby" was one of the Kaiser Chiefs' biggest hits, it and the rest of Yours Truly, Angry Mob were disappointing, trading Employment's ambitious spark for workmanlike consistency.

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<p>Kaiser Chief's latest album displays a sense of adventure and experimentalism that avoids the ordinary and obvious</p>

Kaiser Chiefs have always been a somewhat cartoonish band.

<p>More football chant schmindie but when things lope off-course, the band come alive</p>

Album Reviews: Kaiser Chiefs - Off With Their Heads

Kaiser Chiefs - Off With Their Heads review: The Kaiser Chiefs begin to find their true sound and produce many solid tracks that contain their trademark strengths. Unfortunately, interspersed amongst them are a number of genuinely poor songs.<script src=

Kaiser Chief's third album and the new release from Mercury Rev among this week's offerings.

Third album from the Leeds band unites them with producer du jour Mark Ronson, plus Q&A