Sleaford Mods share ‘The Demise Of Planet X’ expanded edition with nine unreleased songs

Sleaford Mods have dropped a new expanded edition of their latest album ‘The Demise Of Planet X’ featuring nine previously unheard tracks and a video for ‘Cato’ which features Life Without Buildings’ Sue Tompkins.

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O 13º álbum de Andrew Fearn e Jason Williamson contou com colaborações de artistas como Gwendoline Christie, Aldous Harding, Big Special e outros, e alcançou o sexto lugar nas paradas do Reino Unido.

Now, the Nottingham noise duo have now dropped an expanded version of the album, featuring nine never-before-released tracks. All the songs were written at the same time as the original tracklist, but remained as unreleased demos until now.

Novos lançamentos incluem ‘Cato’ – outra música com Sue Tompkins, que também participou do single anterior ‘No Touch’. Ela não entrou no álbum porque o duo achou que não combinava com o restante das músicas, mas ficou em espera, pois o duo gostou o suficiente para declarar que a vocalista do Life Without Buildings ‘poderia se juntar à banda’.

Check it out above, along with a new music video directed by Tompkins.

Other new tracks include an alternative version of ‘The Good Life’, which includes different lyrics and was recorded before Gwendoline Christie added her explosive vocals, ‘The Return Of The Bin White Dukes’, which the duo describe as the precursor to ‘Don Draper’ and energetic punk track ‘Give Em What They Want’ which the duo liked but didn’t think fit with the rest of the album.

They continued: “We ended up with loads of demos that are good and virtually finished, that we didn’t take forward for the record. They give you a good idea of the process behind the album, though they all possess something in their own right too.”.

NME gave ‘The Demise Of Planet X’ a four-star review, writing: “Sleaford Mods are never in the same stagnation as the doldrums that inspire them.

The duo are currently underway with their European tour, which kicked off last week and continues in Lausanne, Switzerland this weekend (Sunday October 25). Other shows run throughout the rest of the year, and the tour picks up in the US in Spring 2027.

OUTUBRO DE 2026 25 – Lausanne – Les Docks 28 – Helsinki – House of Culture 30 – Vilnius – Kablys.

NOVEMBER 2026 1 – Warsaw – Stodola 3 – Vienna – Arena 4 – Ljubljana – Kino Siska 6 – Istanbul – MIX Festival 7 – Athens – Floyd 28 – Amsterdam – Ziggo Dome, supporting The Prodigy.

DECEMBER 2026 11 – Parma – Barezzi Festival.

APRIL 2027 2 – Knoxville – Big Ears 4 – Boise – Treefort 6 – Portland – Wonder Ballroom.

Sleaford Mods will also be headlining a new ‘Gig For Gaza’ at London’s Troxy this weekend (Saturday October 24), with Baxter Dury and more also on the line-up.

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