Kaiser Chiefs’ musical repertoire expands into new sounds through their new Kaiser Chiefs’ Easy Eighth Album.
20 years after the appearance of the first singles that marked the presence of Kaiser Chiefs On the UK scene, the group continues its renowned career with the release of its new studio album Kaiser Chiefs’ Easy Eighth Album. The new album by the English indie rock band elaborates on the idea that music has the potential to transmit a universal message and that it can be enjoyed by anyone.
The band takes up ideas that have characterized them and have formed a solid musical identity in their previous works, the riffs catchy songs and relatable choruses are still present on Kaiser Chiefs’ Easy Eighth Album. Even so, Kaiser Chiefs It maintains a space for exploration and recovers elements from genres that are not its strong point, such as electronic, dance and pop. In some way this album also reflects the personalities of the group led by Ricky Wilson being a fusion between the indie rock that has made them known and the influences of popular music from the eighties with which they grew up.
“Everyone talks about the ‘difficult second album’…I’ve always been fascinated by bands that were allowed to get to their eighth album and then really hit their stride, like Pink Floyd or REM,” explained Ricky Wilson about the creation of Kaiser Chiefs’ Easy Eighth Album.
The album was prepared in collaboration with the producer Amir Love –who worked with Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith and Rudimentary– and the legendary musician Nile Rodgers. In the opinion of Kaiser Chiefsthe process of creating Kaiser Chiefs’ Easy Eighth Album It was fun and enjoyable, this is evident in the simplicity with which listening to the album is integrated into daily life and the lightness that enjoying their new music provokes.
Kaiser Chiefs’ Easy Eighth Album is now available via V2 Beneluxwe share it with you right here so you can explore the new proposals that Kaiser Chiefs they have lists; we recommend you tracks as “How 2 Dance” and “Job Center Shuffle” to liven up the day.
