Sleaford Mods – All That Glue

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Artist: Sleaford Mods

Title: All That Glue

Year: 2020

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Tracklist

  • 1. McFlurry - Remastered (4:27)
  • 2. Snake It - Remastered (2:27)
  • 3. Fizzy - Remastered (2:57)
  • 4. Rich List (3:02)
  • 5. Jobseeker (4:04)
  • 6. Jolly Fucker - Remastered (2:12)
  • 7. Routine Dean (2:21)
  • 8. Tied Up in Nottz - Remastered (2:43)
  • 9. Big Dream (1:55)
  • 10. Blog Maggot (3:54)
  • 11. Tweet Tweet Tweet - Remastered (3:03)
  • 12. Tarantula Deadly Cargo (3:23)
  • 13. Fat Tax (3:34)
  • 14. Slow One's Bothered (2:48)
  • 15. Revenue (4:00)
  • 16. Rochester (3:29)
  • 17. TCR (4:13)
  • 18. Reef of Grief - Remastered (2:49)
  • 19. B.H.S. (3:50)
  • 20. Second (3:04)
  • 21. OBCT (4:04)
  • 22. When You Come Up to Me (3:40)

Review

I'm Levi, and I've got my eyes fixed on "All That Glue", a wild collection of tunes from Sleaford Mods that's all about capturing their raw, unbridled energy. This Nottingham duo is known for their in-your-face sound, which oscillates between punk minimalism and electronic grit. Jason Williamson's sharp vocals cut through the noise, bringing a dash of humor and fury to the table. With 22 tracks to dig through, "All That Glue" is a treasure trove of goodies that's sure to satisfy both new listeners and longtime fans.

The magic happens when Williamson's razor-sharp lyrics meet Andrew Fearn's sparse, looping beats, creating a hypnotic vibe that's hard to shake. "All That Glue" may not be as cohesive as some of their other work, but that's part of its charm - it's a sprawling, unvarnished look at the band's unique sound. With their signature blend of social commentary, deadpan wit, and anti-establishment attitude, Sleaford Mods are the real deal, and "All That Glue" is a must-listen for anyone looking for a dose of modern British disillusionment. Williamson's working-class tirades are both funny and infuriating, making for a listening experience that's as relentless as it is captivating.- Levi

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