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Sleaford Mods – Music Hall of Williamsburg – May 8, 2026
On Friday in Brooklyn, the English post-punk duo Sleaford Mods kicked off an energetic two-night run at Music Hall of Williamsburg and the North American tour in support of their highly acclaimed 13th studio album, The Demise of Planet X.
Photos courtesy of Katie Dadarria | instagram.com/dadarria
‘The Good Life’ – Listen to episode 53 of ’60 Minutes or less’, the podcast from Birthday Cake For Breakfast – featuring Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods!
Words: Andy Hughes Welcome to ’60 Minutes or less’ – the podcast from Birthday Cake For Breakfast – where for episode 53, it’s a strong start to kick off the year as we feature an interview with Jason Williamson, chief shouter in outspoken Nottz duo Sleaford Mods! Off the back of releasing ‘UK GRIM’ in 2023, their highest charting record to date in the UK, in January 2026, Sleaford Mods are set…
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Sleaford Mods Ft. Aldous Harding - Elitest G.O.A.T. (Official Video)
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Sleaford Mods & Hot Chip - Nom Nom Nom (Official Audio)
Sleaford Mods - Fizzy (NME Flat Session, 2014)
Sleaford Mods - Big Pharma
Edit Post, 6/10/2023
Orig post had the lyrics copied & pasted but they rubbed someone the wrong way who then rubbed me the wrong way and now I've got a rash. Since the main issue was the song's lyrics meaning, here's what Jason Williamson himself has to say about them:
"Big Pharma was written in the opening chapters of autumn 2022 when Covid kicked in again. It carries a lot of the normal Sleaford Mods absurdism but also looks at the ongoing fascination with trying to find truths in information wholly pushed by very questionable people,” Jason Williamson said. "Now, Big Pharma is more familiar as a term used by right wing and industrial groups trying to mask the financial aims of their arguments with some kind of critical thinking panache-type legitimacy. It just feels wrong. It feeds on hopelessness, widespread fear and generations of unfettered misinformation linked to the limited critical perception we as the masses are burdened with.”
Source the nme online.
Sleaford Mods ft. Perry Farrell - So Trendy
