Sleaford Mods
Key Markets
Harbinger Sound (2015)
"worker bees can leaveeven drones can fly awaythe queen is their slave"- Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club When people talk about music (assuming people actually do still talk about music), they'll typically begin by discussing the style or genre they like. If the other person then hasn't begun silently searching for Buzzfeed lists and the conversation continues, it can go in any number of directions - favorite bands, lyrical content, whether or not Dave Grohl has played with them. But the one topic that is rarely discussed - the one bit of criteria often overlooked, is the honesty of the music. I'm not talking honesty in the contrived, manipulative sense. I'm talking about a complete lack of pretension - a warts and all presentation of who the artists are and what they're all about. Artists that lay themselves on the slab to conduct a kind of aural autopsy for the listener. Sleaford Mods are this type of artist. Hailing from the UK - Nottingham, to be precise, vocalist Jason Williamson and his band of merry-man, Andrew Fearn have managed to cut a wide swath through the underground with their blend of minimalist hip-hop and punk vitriol. Their latest release, aptly named … Read more
Theologian
A Means By Which To Break The Surface of The Real
Nothing Under The Sun (2015)
It is quite difficult to follow a project as active as Theologian. The career of the dark industrial unit has … Read more
Skepticism
Ordeal
Svart Records (2015)
Recording a live album isn’t a new concept, but for Skepticism, who don’t do anything by halves, recording their brand … Read more
Queensrÿche
Condition Hüman
Century Media (2015)
At the time of the release of their eponymous 2013 full-length album, the Geoff Tate storm had passed and cleanup … Read more
