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Sleaford Mods

July 2024

  • Composite for Tory years music piece

    Sleaford Mods, the 1975, Fred Again: the songs that sum up each year of Tory government

    Dave’s lament for the Grenfell atrocity, Dua Lipa’s bedroom disco for a locked-down nation, Kneecap’s Badenoch-riling rap, Elbow’s hymn for asylum seekers … here are the tracks that defined 14 years of Conservative rule

November 2023

  • Sleaford Mods at O2 Academy, Glasgow.

    Sleaford Mods review – an angry state of the nation report

    Touring amid controversy over a perceived lack of anti-war protest, the duo are still sharp on inequality, class tourism and other ills – but get drowned out by the mix

April 2023

  • Arthur Parkinson shot for the Observer magazine at Crackleberry Farm

    The best original photographs from the Observer
    Original Observer Photography

    The best original photographs from the Observer commissioned in March 2023

March 2023

  • Sleaford Mods Andrew Fearn, left, and Jason Williamson

    Sleaford Mods: ‘The UK is like a crazy golf course – all we’ve got left are landmarks’

    The Nottingham post-punk duo’s Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn do not hold back – on the state of the nation or their new album, UK Grim

December 2022

  • The Rolling Stones on stage in June 2022

    Go out in flames or fade away? Rightwing Twitter rant rekindles dilemma for ageing rockers

    Former Napalm Death drummer Mick Harris has sparked debate among musicians about how to tackle senior years

June 2022

  • ‘If I tried my hardest to be middle class I couldn’t do it’ … (L-R) Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn of Sleaford Mods.

    ‘When I gave up drink it was a hallelujah moment’: Sleaford Mods interviewed at Glastonbury

  • Sleaford Mods performing at End of the Road festival.

    Post your questions for Sleaford Mods at Glastonbury

September 2021

  • ‘Crowds now are really engaged – they’ve been planning for this ...’ Jayda G.

    ‘A summer of love!’ Musicians on the awesome, tearful return of gigs

    From Sleaford Mods in London to Mogwai in France, bands and performers talk about the strange and wonderful experience of returning to the stage after 16 months of deprivation

January 2021

  • Sleaford Mods’ Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn.

    Sleaford Mods: Spare Ribs review – a joyous tonic

  • Jason Williamson.

    On my radar
    On my radar: Jason Williamson's cultural highlights

December 2020

  • Culture2021 Music

    2021 culture preview
    Wonder breaks the silence: pop, rock and classical music for 2021

    Cardi B pushes into Beyoncé’s turf and Sleaford Mods tot up the cost of Covid, while UK orchestras head back to the concert hall – our critics look ahead to big music moments

October 2020

  • Sententious pedantry or pretentious and sedentary? Idles, left, and Fat White Family.

    The music essay
    Idles v Fat White Family: what the indie showdown tells us about class

    The two bands have variously clumsy and bracing things to say about class, race and Britain – but they are at least connecting to something bigger than themselves

September 2020

  • Jason Williamson in action at the 100 Club

    Kitty Empire's artist of the week
    Sleaford Mods review – a bracing stream of class consciousness

    The Nottingham punk duo let rip with a battery of barbed lyrics, bizarre noises and back-to-basics beats

May 2020

  • Sleaford Mods

    Sleaford Mods: All That Glue review – scattergun fury

    (Rough Trade)

June 2019

  • Best albums of 2019 so far

    Best albums of 2019 so far

    Ariana Grande delivered swaggering pop, there was state-of-the-nation rap from Slowthai, Dave and Sleaford Mods, Billie Eilish shouted out for the teens, and Angélique Kidjo blended Africa with Cuba

March 2019

  • Bunch of Kunst<br>. Thanks to their sweary rants about modern England, Nottingham duo Sleaford Mods have been called “The Voice of Britain” by their fans, “Britain’s angriest band” by the Guardian and “The world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll band” by Iggy Pop. Jason Williamson, a former chicken factory worker, benefits adviser and father of two, his band mate, beatmaker Andrew Fearn, and their manager Steve Underwood, avant-garde bedroom label owner and former bus driver, have won over fans with their brutally honest lyrics and DIY ethos. Christine Franz’s official documentary feature, follows them on their two-year journey from Sherwood to chart success. Bunch of Kunst tells the story of three guys taking on the music business on their own terms.

    TV tonight
    TV tonight: are Sleaford Mods 'the world's greatest rock'n'roll band'?

    Iggy Pop reckons so – now a new documentary chronicles the abrasive duo’s rise. Plus The Voice reaches its knockout stage. Here’s all the best TV to tunein for

February 2019

  • Sleaford Mods.

    Sleaford Mods: Eton Alive review – anger tempered by resignation

    (Extreme Eating)
  • Sleaford Mods

    Sleaford Mods: Eton Alive review – damning details of life on a frayed isle

    Always recognisable and always evolving, Andrew Fearn and Jason Williamson’s barked social snapshots turn melodic
  • Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods.

    'Life is chaotic!' Sleaford Mods' Jason Williamson answers your questions

    The duo’s splenetic frontman gave his opinions on topics including Nottingham, giving up alcohol and hating Idles

January 2019

  • Michael Kiwanuka.

    Beirut, Michael Kiwanuka, Spiritualized and Metronomy to headline End of the Road festival

    Courtney Barnett and Jarvis Cocker also join lineup for eclectic West Country summer gathering
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