Claude says:Kaiser Chiefs cut Employment in a rush at Olympic Studios with Stephen Street in late 2004, racing against tour dates and label deadlines, and the result became the UK's fourth best-selling album of 2005 — a Britpop-meets-new-wave blitz full of na-na-na choruses and guitar fuzz that earned Graham Coxon a sleeve credit for revving his 1935 motorbike on "Saturday Night." You picked it up two years after release in December 2007 and kept the big singles in rotation for years — "I Predict a Riot," "Oh My God," "Everyday I Love You Less and Less" — cycling back hardest in 2013 and 2014, then intermittently through 2020 before letting it rest.