British punk duo Sleaford Mods (Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn) have announced a 2022 North American tour in support of their most recent album, Spare Ribs. The duo have also shared a cover of ...

The pandemic changed a lot, and the killer live shows of Sleaford Mods were put on pause until the right time following the release of their latest album Spare Ribs, which arrived at the beginning of ...

UK techno icons Orbital spent the first part of 2022 celebrating their 30th anniversary with a retrospective box set, and now they’re looking forward, announcing new album Optical Delusion which will ...

Electronic producer The Bug (Kevin Martin) and Sleaford Mods‘ Jason Williamson have released a two-track collaborative single, “Treetop” / “Stoat,” that’s out now via Ninja Tune. Williamson’s voice ...

Back in March, Sleaford Mods released their latest album UK Grim, and today the duo is announcing a companion EP called More UK Grim, featuring five new songs that were recorded by the duo’s Andrew ...

The two-track single was recorded as part of Abbey Road Studios' Lock-In series, with the groups adopting the name 'Hot Mods' for its release. By Tyler Jenke U.K. groups Hot Chip and Sleaford Mods ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn of Sleaford Mods. (All photos by Nick Wapplington) Sleaford Mods’ Jason Williamson strides back ...

As Sleaford Mods tour Ireland, the outspoken half of the UK duo talks about their latest album, his favourite Irish bands, and the enjoyment to be had from Hugh Wallace's TV show ...

Sorry have announced a North American tour that’s set to start in April. The London rock band will open for Sleaford Mods on all of the dates, except for one headlining show in Los Angeles on April 29 ...

Pulsing with chiming synths and propulsive beats, 'Elitest G.O.A.T' is a bittersweet soundtrack to modern life as this melodic gem mixes 21st-century angst, social bravado, Daleks and light-as-a- ...

Stockpile your beans, build your bunker, arm yourself to the teeth, the apocalypse is not now, it was last week. “We’re living in the post-apocalypse,” insists Jason Williamson at the Rough Trade ...

Williamson, 52, who has collaborated with Harris in the past, shared his views in a Twitter thread. “The biggest killer in the music industry is not the corporates or Spotify, or conformity, or ...