SLEAFORD MODS CHUBBED UP + LP inc MP3 VINYL SEALED IPECAC IPC162LP
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SLEAFORD MODS
CHUBBED UP +
IPC162LP
A1 - The Committee
A2 - Jobseeker
A3 - 14 Day Court
A4 - Black Monday For The Tory
A5 - Jolly F**ker
A6 - Tweet Tweet Tweet
B1 - Bambi
B2 - Routine Dean
B3 - Scenery
B4 - Pubic Hair Ltd
B5 - Bring Out The Cannons
B6 - Fear Of Anarchy
Includes download code.
Nottingham's Sleaford Mods are a duo that need little introduction, having fiercely penetrated people's consciousness on a large scale with their sixth album Austerity Dogs in 2013.
Since then they've garnered critical acclaim with their subsequent work and now they're joining forces with Ipecac
Recordings to release a physical version of their previously released digital compilation Chubbed Up. This version includes three previously unreleased tracks "The Committee", "Bring Out The Canons," and "Fear Of Anarchy".
Sleaford Mods started out sometime during 2006 whilst Jason Williamson was living in Nottingham. Born out of part frustration and part accident, it quickly found its feet as an aggressive verbal onslaught on all that is contrived and connected to the day-to-day hammer of low paid employment and domestic siutations arising from that trap. After a year of working ideas out in both the studio and in live performances, Williamson moved south and took the cause to London for a couple of years and trod the boards there for a couple of years, before returning to Nottingham in 2009.
Soon after that return he met Andrew Fearn and the Sleaford Mods became a duo. Fearn's first work was on the production of “Wank" - the Mods' fifth CDr album. Soon after that started stalking the stage and studio with Williamson. Andrew's involvement meant that Jason was now able to stop creating the samples and loops that littered the early recordings and concentrate on the lyrics, whilst Andrew created numerous tunes for Jason to vent his spleen over.
Just after the release of “Wank" the duo were invited to play a three day festival curated by Nottingham's Rammel
Club. During that weekend a working relationship with Nottingham's abstract-punk Harbinger Sound label was formed. A relationship which - a year later - resulted in the release of the “Austerity Dogs" vinyl album. This release would be followed by numerous shows around the UK and Europe, including further festival appearances. As word- of-mouth praise for the album slowly spread out and onto the record-buying publics' radar, “Austerity Dogs" soon sold out of its intial run of 300 copies and has gone one to, as of today, a fourth pressing of the vinyl edition and a CD version was also released. Rave reviews would start to appear in magazines as diverse as The Wire and Uncut, along with interviews being published both on paper and on-line, both here and abroad. The album featured, and topped, many writers polls for the best records of 2013.
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