SLEAFORD MODS-Key Markets-(Red/W hite splatter Vinyl) LP-Brand New/Still seale...
AU $49.99
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Item specifics
- Condition
- Brand
- EXTREME EATING
- MPN
- 32-54L-LAS0823198
- UPC
- 5060446124178
About this product
Product Identifiers
Record Label
Extreme Eating
UPC
5060446124178
eBay Product ID (ePID)
9050187159
Product Key Features
Format
Vinyl
Release Year
2015
Genre
Rock
Type
LP
Artist
Sleaford Mods
Release Title
Key Markets
Additional Product Features
Distribution
Forced Exposure
Reviews
Mojo (Publisher) - "A currently unrivalled feast for the mind." NME (Magazine) - "Williamson works up a spectacular level of poisoned anger across these 12 songs - about the vapidity and duplicity of modern party politics, and about crap bands, but just as often about unnamed nemeses from his personal life." NME (Magazine) - "Sleaford Mods remain an extremely relatable band." Pitchfork (Website) - "Jason Williamson's speaking voice is gloriously bilious....Its' the cornerstone of Sleaford Mods' sound, underscored by double-tracking on crucial phrases; the music behind it is loops made by Andrew Fearn, the other half of the band, mostly from blunt basement-rock bass and drums."
Additional information
The acclaim for Sleaford Mods' work grew nearly as quickly as their body of work: Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn recorded Key Markets around the time that Divide and Exit and Chubbed Up began appearing on "Best of 2014" lists. Fortunately, their speedy ascent didn't affect their approach or attitude; in fact, Key Markets might be even more pissed-off and contrary than their breakthrough album. While they may not have intended it as such, Divide and Exit was a major statement on 21st century dysfunction, full of pungent descriptions of frustrations big and small that struck a nerve with listeners worldwide. As hinted at by its title, Key Markets -- named after a grocery store Williamson's mother took him to in the '70s and '80s -- is more personal and insular, offering grimy close-ups instead of panoramas. He takes aim at the local music scene on "Live Tonight" and someone in it on "Cunt Make It Up," which features a memorable takedown: "Ya look like Rocket from the Crypt meets an old codger with one leg." Williamson's rants are often more direct and less poetic than they were on Divide and Exit, but picturesque speech abounds, ranging from turns of phrase like "all gone quiet on the wanker front" to his description of himself as "a little moaning arse fart blowing smoke" over seedy keyboard stabs on "Arabia." Indeed, musically speaking, Key Markets might be even more stripped down than either of Sleaford Mods' 2014 releases. As always, the crudeness is the point -- this is the sound of running out of patience -- but Fearn's backdrops more than hold up to Williamson's diatribes, and even offer a few flourishes. "Silly Me" dabbles in electro-funk, while "Tarantula Deadly Cargo" is an oddly compelling post-punk grind with a more live feel than most of the Mods' output. As wittily as Williamson and Fearn tackle Key Markets' smaller subjects, several of the best songs take aim at bigger targets, whether it's the outrageous behavior of politicians and pop stars on "Face to Faces," the complacency of "No One's Bothered," or the existential dread of "The Blob," which echoes the literal and figurative horror that made Divide and Exit so potent. While that was the album Sleaford Mods needed to make to gain a wide audience, Key Markets is the one that tells their listeners that they'll never stop raging against stupidity. ~ Heather Phares
Number of discs
1
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