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Divide And Exit by Sleaford Mods
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Item specifics
- Condition
- EAN
- 5060446124161
- UPC
- 5060446124161
- ISBN
- N/A
- MPN
- N/A
- Language
- Eng
- Track #1
- Air Conditioning
- Track #2
- Tied Up in Nottz
- Track #3
- A Little Ditty
- Track #4
- You're Brave
- Track #5
- Strike Force
- Track #6
- The Corgi
- Track #7
- From Rags to Richards
- Track #8
- Liveable Shit
- Track #9
- Under the Plastic and N.C.T.
- Track #10
- Tiswas
- Track #11
- Keep Out of It
- Track #12
- Smithy
- Track #13
- Middle Men
- Track #14
- Tweet Tweet Tweet
- Artist
- Sleaford Mods
- Format
- CD
- Release Year
- 2014
- Record Label
- Extreme Eating
- Release Title
- Divide and Exit
- Genre
- Rock
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Product Identifiers
Record Label
Extreme Eating
UPC
5060446124161
eBay Product ID (ePID)
12050184336
Product Key Features
Release Year
2014
Format
CD
Genre
Rock
Artist
Sleaford Mods
Release Title
Divide and Exit
Additional Product Features
Distribution
Forced Exposure
Number of Discs
1
Reviews
Mojo (Publisher) (p.86) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "The delivery is relentless..[They have] a way of writing about a new era of toxic austerity that feels simultaneously liberating and terrifying."
Additional information
It took Sleaford Mods nearly eight years to make their breakthrough album, but what a breakthrough: Divide and Exit doesn't just build on the momentum Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn began with 2013's Austerity Dogs, it kicks down the door and announces Sleaford Mods as one of the most truly punk outfits of the 2010s. Fearn and Williamson take aim at the stupidity in music, politics, and culture like they're lancing a festering boil, and while the results aren't pretty, they're pretty cathartic. What would be rough edges or even mistakes in other bands' work make up the heart of their music; they're so insistent on getting their message across that there's no time for second takes. As on Austerity Dogs, Divide and Exit's sound is stark and blunt: Fearn's clattering beats borrow from industrial and hip-hop, while the gurgling basslines on "Air Conditioning" and "Strike Force" sound like they're part garbage disposal. These grimy backdrops are set ablaze by Williamson's rapid-fire wit, which shows no signs of fading after nearly a decade. If anything, he's become an even more masterful conduit of anger, channeling it through highly quotable lyrics full of crude outbursts and scathing eloquence, often at the same time. Toilet imagery abounds on Divide and Exit: Williamson expresses his disgust for a clueless liberal frenemy (and himself) by wanking in the loo on "You're Brave" and begins "Tied Up in Nottz" with pungent opening line "The smell of piss is so strong it smells like decent bacon." After venting their spleens on the album's first half, Sleaford Mods take a brainier, arguably more potent approach on the rest of Divide and Exit. With its ghostly backing vocals, "Tweet Tweet Tweet" conjures images of Fearn and Williamson surrounded, Shaun of the Dead-style, by complacent, social media-fixated zombies, while "Smithy"'s helicopter samples put a finer point on the album's claustrophobic paranoia. "Liveable Shit" borders on performance art in the way Williamson, his doubled vocals falling somewhere between hype man and nagging conscience, connects the dots between Jim Morrison, Gary Oldman's Dracula, and everyday injustices while shouting down canned laughter. While parts of Divide and Exit are extremely English, for every reference that flies over the heads of listeners outside of Blighty, many more connect. "Tiswas" takes its name from a British children's television show from the '70s and '80s, but Williamson and Fearn's frustration is palpable -- and universal. Though they delivered more nuance on their other 2014 releases (particularly the Tiswas EP), Divide and Exit is the brilliant gut-punch that began a momentous year for Sleaford Mods. ~ Heather Phares
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- n***z (24)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseThe item was exactly as advertised, with no damage to the cover or pages. It was packed quite securely, with no chance to slip around and get bumped corners. The price was very affordable, considering it isn't easy to track down a copy. I only marked down one star because it took some time to ship out, which could have been better communicated in the listing. Still, highly recommend the seller.
- x***w (326)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseGreat communication, good price, as described, very well packed and quick delivery. Recommended seller.Sings The Alan Parsons Project That Never Was by Woolfson, Eric (#116248670093)
- i***c (13)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseArrived new, sealed, and well packaged. Slightly more expensive than most manga but it’s less common and available, especially brand new. (I paid $16, while other listings were well over $25 ‘used’ and without shipping costs included.) Well worth the price and free shipping. Shipping time was decent but order processing time could’ve been better. Otherwise no issues. Great seller communication. Overall a wonderful experience.High School DXD: Asia & Koneko's Secret Contract!? by Ichiei Ishibumi (#146069263733)
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- 29 May, 2024
Gr8 CD. safe and secure post + Pack. Perfect! Cheers.
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Seller feedback (54,897)
- n***z (24)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseThe item was exactly as advertised, with no damage to the cover or pages. It was packed quite securely, with no chance to slip around and get bumped corners. The price was very affordable, considering it isn't easy to track down a copy. I only marked down one star because it took some time to ship out, which could have been better communicated in the listing. Still, highly recommend the seller.
- x***w (326)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseGreat communication, good price, as described, very well packed and quick delivery. Recommended seller.Sings The Alan Parsons Project That Never Was by Woolfson, Eric (#116248670093)
- i***c (13)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseArrived new, sealed, and well packaged. Slightly more expensive than most manga but it’s less common and available, especially brand new. (I paid $16, while other listings were well over $25 ‘used’ and without shipping costs included.) Well worth the price and free shipping. Shipping time was decent but order processing time could’ve been better. Otherwise no issues. Great seller communication. Overall a wonderful experience.High School DXD: Asia & Koneko's Secret Contract!? by Ichiei Ishibumi (#146069263733)