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Anything I have ever read about this band mentions Neil Young in some capacity. Well, Neil Young once said after the success of his only number one so...
Simon Butcher - 02/10/2010
In a world of musical bulimia in which artists are packaged, consumed, and then tastelessly spewed out, it can be easy to dismiss albums which are not...
Johnny Dee - 20/09/2010
Hairy, beardy and wearing skinny jeans, California’s Chief are purveyors of the kind of soaring melodies, layered harmonies and sweet compressed guita...
Benjamin Hiorns - 20/09/2010
Chief' sit comfortably as flag-bearers of the newly fashionable 'new wave' of americana which has seeped into public consciousness over the last coupl...
Gary K - 20/09/2010
This one is a real and unexpected gem. Straddling the divide between the kinetics of Band of Horses and the elegant Americana of Fleet Foxes, Chief (t...
Aaron Lavery - 17/09/2010
Slackers can usually find a comfortable place in the world of music - if there’s any place perfect for those who like to sleep all day, grow their hai...
PaulStokes - 17/09/2010
Having waited 10 years to see The National become ‘an overnight success’, let us hope for Chief’s sake that the time-lag on big-hearted US indie is ge...
Matthew Horton - 16/09/2010
Rock propositions don't come much more solid and reliable than Chief, least of all on Domino Records, currently home to quirkier offerings from Lights...
David Welsh - 15/09/2010
Leaping from obscurity to one of the most successful labels around without so much as an EP to their name, there's an immediate suspicion that there m...
Joshua Kloke - 14/09/2010
From the opening, slightly hypnotic swirl of “The Minute I Saw It”, the opening track from Modern Rituals, Chief’s first full length release, it becom...
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