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Hear the new Kaiser Chiefs songs (NME)
30-Apr-2006
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The tracks leak but band are happy for you to listen
For The Record: Quick News On DMX, Coldplay, Gorillaz, Proof, Lil Jon, 'Idol,' OK Go, Slipknot & More (MTV Music Television)
27-Apr-2006
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BET is developing a new DMX reality series, according to The Hollywood Reporter. In other news, Coldplay, Gorillaz, James Blunt and Kaiser Chiefs are among the artists nominated for the 51st annual Ivor Novello Awards.
Arctic Monkeys a 'Steely' lot (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
19-Mar-2006
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If the T&T-tested theory that America permits just one great new U.K. band to saturate the airwaves per year in the '00s rings true, 2004 belonged to Franz Ferdinand, last year was the Kaiser Chiefs, and this year, the way things look, belongs to the Arctic Monkeys.
Kaiser Chiefs Deny World Cup Rumours (UK-Flava.com)
16-Mar-2006
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The Kaiser Chiefs have officially denied they'll record England's World Cup song. Recent reports claimed the Leeds band would perform the anthem, but Ricky and the boys are too busy working on new material.
Kaiser Chiefs Rule Out Soccer Anthem (Soundbuzz via Yahoo! Launch News)
16-Mar-2006
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Kaiser Chiefs Rule Out Soccer Anthem
Kaiser Chiefs rule out football anthem (WENN via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
16-Mar-2006
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Kaiser Chiefs have rubbished reports they are to support the England football team at the Football World Cup this summer by recording a rousing anthem.
Kaiser Chiefs deny World Cup plans (Digital Spy)
16-Mar-2006
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Kaiser Chiefs have denied that they plan to record the next official English World Cup song.
Kaiser Chiefs Rule Out Soccer Anthem (ContactMusic)
16-Mar-2006
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British rockers KAISER CHIEFS have rubbished reports they are to support their national soccer team at the Football World Cup this summer (06) by reco
They Predict A Riot (Anorak)
16-Mar-2006
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“I PREDICT A RIOT,” chant the Kaiser Chiefs, Britain’s new and highly praised Oi band. And so it was that the English Football Association believed they had found the act to sing the team’s official World Cup anthem.
Not So Ordinary (My Kinda Place)
16-Mar-2006
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The Ordinary Boys have kept their career alive thanks to mainman Preston’s stint on Celeb Big Brother, but the singer claims his band are a lucky omen for others. "Hard-Fi and the bloomin' Kaiser Chiefs supported us on two tours and now look at them. Superstars the lot of them!"
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