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The Kaiser Chiefs
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The Kaiser FAILS are a horrible band from Leeds with limited musical talent, considering themselves bigger than Oasis though their music is ironically derivative of Blur's. They came to fame with the help of idiotic indie fanboys who didn't notice all their songs are all the fucking same but recently have made some stylistic changes that make them sound even more derivative of Blur's (see never miss a beat as a terrible piece of British satire ala ParkLife) and moved away from the indie demographic to the difficult market of kids crowding around the school gates with their iPods.
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The Kaiser FAILS are a horrible band from Leeds with limited musical talent, considering themselves bigger than Oasis though their music is ironically derivative of Blur's. They came to fame with the help of idiotic indie fanboys who didn't notice all their songs are all the fucking same but recently have made some stylistic changes that make them sound even more derivative of Blur's (see never miss a beat as a terrible piece of British satire ala ParkLife) and moved away from the indie demographic to the difficult market of kids crowding around the school gates with their iPods.