Top tracks as always with Sleaford Mods but on this reissue just released, there is no track listing on the CD or (unlike other SL releases) and no booklet either 🤯 Can anyone who as the original CD tell me if this is a production fault with the reissue or did the original CD from 2013 also have no track listing or booklet? But then I gave it one more listen on the web, and one more and one more and then I did by the LP and never looked back since.

Closer listening (to Jason Williamson’s lyrics), reveals wit and humour in abundance mixed with clever word play - a harsh realistic ‘tails’ to Shaun Ryder’s hedonistic ‘heads’.Indeed, so pitch-perfect are Sleaford Mods in their vitriolic take-down of austerity Britain that part of me worries that's it all just some satirical prank, and that when 'Austerity Dogs' hits the end-of-year best-of lists (as it will) Williamson and Fearn will be found "laughing their tits off" with Mumford and Sons whilst blowing coke up each other's bumholes or something. Fully expecting it to contain the latest forgettable rehash of crappy Mod nostalgia, with some lazy political observations thrown in, I got mildly annoyed.

Austerity Dogs’ is a dark, rough and ferocious album with a very comical side, looking at the state of Britain from the working class perspective at almost disbelief. Punk mit Rap plus Geklapper oder Eindreschen auf "Schlagzeug" (oder sind's Kochtöpfe oder Güllekübel? As with all NHS releases the album package will be something very special, with some very special cover art.It jumps out of the speakers and squares right up to your face, an eyebrow cocked, an acute feral intelligence in tow. By accepting these digital cookies we can suggest and market exactly the kind of records and artists You are interested in.