Though Ruby was one of the Kaiser Chiefs' biggest hits, it and the rest of Yours Truly, Angry Mob were disappointing, trading Employment's ambitious spark for workmanlike consistency. It seemed like that could be the fate of the rest of the band's output until Lily Allen's funky pop cover of Oh My God appeared on Mark Ronson's album Version, which ultimately led to Ronson working on the Kaisers' third album. The golden touch Ronson had as a producer for artists like Allen and Amy Winehouse is also evident throughout Off with Their Heads: he imbues the band's spiky Brit-rock with his pop and dance music flair, throwing together strings, synths, live and programmed drums, exotic percussion and lots of guitars in a new wave-y/rave-y mix that nods to bands like Klaxons and Late of the Pier. The cheeky Addicted to Drugs gets an extra kick from Ronson's a go-go bells, giving the song a kinetic beat even though the rest of the track is straight-ahead guitar pop, while You Want History's brisk hi-hats and surging synths flirt with the dancefloor. Ronson also brings in Allen as a guest vocalist for the excellent, slightly paranoid pop of Always Happens Like That and rapper Sway on Half the Truth, who gives the song's angry young man rant against doublespeak a sharper edge.

1		Spanish Metal
2		Never Miss A Beat
3		Like It Too Much
4		You Want History
5		Can't Say What I Mean
6		Good Days Bad Days
7		Tomato In The Rain
8		Half The Truth
9		Always Happens Like That
10		Addicted To Drugs
11		Remember You're A Girl