The link between the Nottingham punk/rap/rant/dance duo Sleaford Mods and “times like these” couldn’t be much stronger. NME called them “the stripped-back sound of austerity Britain.” The Guardian argued they were “Britain’s angriest band” and speculated that they could be “the authentic voice of working-class Britain.” Rolling Stone, meanwhile, dubbed their new album, English Tapas, “Post Brexit Punk Hop.” (You kiss your mother with that mouth?)
