Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. 'The Demise of Planet X' It only takes 33 seconds for Jason Williamson to drop an F-bomb on “The Good Life,” the first track from ...

Judging by his on-wax persona, Sleaford Mods vocalist Jason Williamson is the sort of guy you’d cross the street to avoid. He’s a yeller, a brawler, a complainer with a quick fuse, mad about his job ...

Last year, Geoff Barrow announced that he was leaving Beak>, the experimental, adventurous rock band he formed in the mid-00s, to make a feature film. Now that film, which Barrow has co-written and co ...

A delightfully leftfield new interview show takes Jason Williamson to dig up rusty old nails. Plus, Ant and Dec launch their first ever podcast ...

“It’s quite a big album, isn’t it?,” Jason Williamson says of Sleaford Mods‘ The Demise of Planet X which continues the UK duo’s expansion of their sonic universe. “I think it happened by accident, ...

Sleaford Mods have shared a new song, “Megaton,” with all profits benefiting the UK charity War Child. The song is out now digitally via Rough Trade and will be released as a 7-inch single featuring ...

Stew-pendous Sleaford Mods released their eighth album, The Demise Of Planet X, at the end of last week, and embarked on a brief tour of recod shops in support of it with no less than comed ...

To end the week, we ask Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods some questions about endings and death. Which all brings us to their latest album, UK Grim, their twelfth full-length, also released by Rough ...

Apocalypse Wow! Welcome to your soundtrack to the end of world. Sleaford Mods’ peerless minimalist aggro-electro is natural underground music which has threatened to become zeitgeist-defining for some ...

How much can you take out of a band and still have a band? Nottingham’s Sleaford Mods are down to voice and laptop, each with its own punchline. The laptop plays drumbeats and basslines programmed by ...

Jason Williamson was born on 10 November 1970 in Grantham, Lincolnshire. As a teenager he was expelled from school and then held a series of low-paid jobs, and after moving to Nottingham in 1995, ...

Sleaford Mods and Hot Chip have teamed up to release two collaboarative tracks. The songs are called “Nom Nom Nom” and “Cat Burglar” and are available digitally and physically via Domino. All proceeds ...