Sleaford Mods’ Jason Williamson and Britain’s demise: “There’s no change; nobody is helping anybody”
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Sleaford Mods are an English post-punk duo formed in Nottingham in 2007 by vocalist Jason Williamson and musician Andrew Fearn.
Renowned for their biting social commentary, minimalist electronic beats and confrontational performances, the band have become one of Britain’s most distinctive and politically outspoken musical acts. Their lyrics tackle austerity, class, consumerism, Brexit and everyday life in modern Britain with a sharp wit and uncompromising honesty.
Breakthrough albums such as ‘Divide and Exit’ and ‘Key Markets’ established Sleaford Mods as a major force in alternative music, while later releases have continued to earn widespread critical acclaim.
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